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The Billionaire Who Builds Lakes: Why Savji Dholakia Is Investing His Fortune in Water
He made his fortune in diamonds — but now Savji Dholakia is pouring his wealth and energy into a very different pursuit: building lakes to bring life back to India’s drought-hit villages
Bedtime Balancing Act: Is Poor Sleep Posture Affecting Your Health?
From back aches to wrinkles, your sleep posture could be the root cause of a host of health issues
Edible Extinction: The Foods Most At Risk From Climate Change
As our world continues to warm, the foods we rely on will become more scarce and those with the least, will be hit the hardest.
Winter Fun in the UAE: Outdoor Adventures With The Kids
From hiking to kayaking, mangroves to deserts, it’s time to get out and about with the kids this winter
Will We Even Notice The Cold-Blooded End of Reptiles?
Whether you think they’re cool or creepy, reptiles are essential for global biodiversity but a fifth face extinction – wiping out 16 billion years of evolution in our lifetime. Here’s why we should all love our scaly friends
Elevenses at The Beam: The Breakfast Club You’ll Actually Want to Wake Up For
There’s a new reason to look forward to Saturday mornings and it comes with sunshine, great food, and bubbles at The Beam by Chef Nick Alvis
The Ned Doha Leads the Way in Sustainable Dining by Removing Industrial Seed Oils
The Ned Doha is eliminating industrial seed oils from all its menus, championing a healthier, more sustainable approach to fine dining
Britain Plans New ‘Forest Towns’ Between Oxford and Cambridge
Eco-communities or ‘forest towns’ are set to be built in the UK between the university cities of Oxford and Cambridge […]
Love Luxury’s Emily Abraham Shares the Smartest Ways to Sell Your Designer Pieces
Co-founder of Love Luxury, Emily Abraham, shares insider advice on how to tell if your designer bag is genuine, which luxury items are most in demand, and how to get the best return when selling pre-loved pieces.
Why Wildlife Markets Could Spark the Next Global Health Crisis
Covid-19 may be a distant memory, but wildlife markets remain a threat to the welfare of animals and us, writes Sarah Freeman. WARNING: Features some images readers may find upsetting