Change
Inspirational features, hard-hitting news and thought-provoking reports on change makers, philanthropy, environmentalism, conservation
Ecocide: The Environmental Impact Of War
Beyond the human tragedy, from catastrophic loss of life to orphaned and injured children, war’s destructive and long-lasting effects on our natural environment is deliberate ecocide
From Rehab to Reef: The Dubai Project Returning Rescued Turtles To Sea
In a heartwarming send-off the Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project sent 12 turtles splashing back to sea yesterday but their work is on-going all year round
COP28 Unpacked: Essential Things to Know and How They Affect You
We’ve decoded COP28 so you can discover how the pivotal climate summit will shape your world and redefine our collective future
‘This is an Absolute Humanitarian Disaster’ Exclusive PCRF President Steve Sosebee On Gaza Crisis
As the death toll surpasses 9000 in Gaza, including 3,760 Palestinian children, The Ethicalist talks to Steve Sosebee Founder and Vice President of the PCRF
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Turbulence Alert: How Climate Change is Stirring Up a Storm in the Skies
From advancements in turbulence detection systems to revised flight paths, the industry is not merely buckling up for more bumps; it’s redefining the way we fly in the face of a shifting climate
The UAE’s Young Eco Warriors: Saving Our Planet, One Tree and One Robot at a Time
Meet siblings Sainath and Sai Sahana Manikandan, two Abu Dhabi based eco warriors who arenot only planting trees, and recycling but have developed a marine robot to clean our seas and an agri robot to alleviate world hunger
Tarahum for Gaza: How to Donate To Palestinian Families in Need
Drop off centres, fundraising initiatives and events in aid of Gaza that are happening in the UAE
Hit The Trails: Six Beautiful Hikes to Try in The UAE
Spanning lush green wadis, hidden beaches and extraordinary canyons, the UAE is home to some incredible hikes
5-Meter Sea Level Rise Looms As Experts Warn We Have ‘Lost Control’ of Melting Ice Shelves
Research suggests that even if we limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, climate change could still cause the ocean to warm at three times the historical rate, melting ice shelves and causing a major sea level rise
