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Synthetic Skincare Ingredients: Are These 5 Really Harmful to Your Skin?

From silicones and mineral oil to fragrance, dyes and parabens, we speak to a beauty insider to separate skincare fear from fact

by Claire Wills

Inside Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas, the UAE’s New Mountain Escape

With lake views, stargazing decks, open-fire dining and 50 bespoke Airstream caravans, Caravan Hatta by Our Habitas is a new UAE mountain escape

by Anthea Ayache

Could the Arabian Gulf’s Heat-Tolerant Corals Help Reefs Survive Climate Change?

Corals in the Arabian Gulf can withstand water temperatures of up to 36°C and now scientists believe studying them could help understand what lies ahead for warming marine ecosystems

by Anthea Ayache

The Conscious Classroom: Using Technology to Help Every Student Thrive

The future of education isn’t about filling classrooms with more devices. It’s about using technology consciously to create learning that is more flexible, accessible and responsive to every student

by andy hearson

Hundreds of Vulnerable Houbara Bustards Released in Uzbekistan

Some 672 houbara bustards have been returned to the wild in Uzbekistan as part of an ambitious cross-border effort to restore biodiversity to the environmentally devastated Aral Sea region.

by Claire Wills

Why Sustainable Healthcare Needs Nurses Who Can Lead Change

Healthcare is designed to protect people, but delivering that care requires enormous amounts of energy, equipment, transport and single-use materials. […]

by andy hearson

Noku Maldives: Laid-Back Luxury with a Conservation Heart

Located on the secluded Noonu Atoll, Noku Maldives, Vignette Collection offers the white sands, clear blue waters and peaceful atmosphere […]

by Harriet Shephard

Death toll in Nepal Reaches 1,118, With Another 4,858 Missing

The death toll from the ⁠unprecedented deluge of ice, rock, mud ​and debris has now risen to 903 people, with […]

by Nick Ames

Japan Culls Record 14,000 Bears as Climate Change Drives Animals into Cities

More than 14,000 bears have been killed in Japan following a record surge in encounters with humans, as extreme heat, dwindling forest food supplies and rural depopulation increasingly push the animals into towns and cities

by Nick Ames

Which Countries Are Best at Circularity? New Study Reveals the Top 10

From recycling household waste to giving old clothes a second life, these countries are leading the way when it comes to keeping materials in circulation

by Claire Wills