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Mama Baby Fund: Providing A Flood Of Relief For Pregnant Women In Pakistan

As Pakistan continues to grapple with the aftermath of unprecedented floods, Mama Baby Fund is turning the tide on maternal health

by Samia Qaiyum

Meet Himakshi Shastri, the UAE’s Young Climate Activist Fighting for our Planet

At just 17 years old, Himakshi Shastri has become a firm voice for climate action in the UAE

by Tessy Koshy

Visually Impaired Rugby Sets Sights on World Cup As French Team Join Growing Global Game

France joins the teams involved in the first-ever Visually Impaired Rugby World Cup taking place in France later this year

by Nick Ames

It’s A Dirty Business: The World’s Most Polluting Industries Revealed

From charging our phones – and our cars – to the meat industry many polluting industries have a long way to go to clean up their acts

by Nick Harding

Campaigners Roar Against Tourists Buying Lion Meat For Dinner As A ‘Sick And Callous Indulgence’

Backlash against American farmer selling lion meat and other ‘vulnerable’ exotic animals to tourists to eat for dinner at almost $50,000 a pound

by Nick Ames

Call to End Jump Racing After Three Grand National Deaths

Calls continue to ban jumping at the Grand National after three horses died at the sport’s flagship event

by Nick Ames

Join The Green Revolution: 7 Ways To Celebrate Earth Day In The UAE

Live more sustainably on Earth Day – Saturday 22 April – and throughout the year with these simple yet effective ethical lifestyle hacks

by Harriet Shephard

Make It Rain! How Cloud Seeding In the UAE Is Helping The Planet

Weather modification is being used to make rain in the driest, hottest parts of the world but cloud seeding could also tackle floods in the future say scientists

by Nick Harding

The Invisible Extinction: 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

by Sarah Freeman