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Residents and Heat in Sweihan-AD Ice cream melts quickly in the small town of Sweihan, where temperatures temperatures have risen to -45¡C Abu Dhabi on June 9, 2021. Reporter: Haneen Dajani News
Climate change is making UAE hotter – a trend that will continue

Extreme humid heat events will become more common in coastal urban centres like Abu Dhabi and Dubai

EnvironmentJuly 08, 2021
Archer Hill
A woman cycles past a piece of street art, created by The Artful Dodger, thanking Britain's National Health Service, in London. Getty Images
Europe’s pop-up cycle lanes encouraging more people to ride

It could save billions of euros in health care … but only if cycling trend continues post-Covid

EuropeApril 13, 2021
Archer Hill
Oasis with modern farming on the desert floor. In the distant past, much of the Sahara and Arabian deserts would have been wet and green. Palaeodeserts Project
Life in the Sahara: North Africa’s green past

Recent research tells the story of how great rivers brought life to the Sahara desert

MENAFebruary 13, 2021
Archer Hill
Wikipedia was launched on 15 January 2001 and is now one of the most visited websites on the Internet. EPA
Wikipedia turns 20 today. Will the largest encyclopaedia see 40?

The world’s largest knowledge repository celebrates two decades. Its global community of editors think it will last many more

TechnologyJanuary 15, 2021
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American Mark Hinshaw in his new home Santa Vittoria in Matenano, Italy. Credit: Savina Bertollini
Americans in Europe give verdict on US presidential election

Covid, healthcare and the economy matter, but many expat voters see this as a single issue election

EuropeNovember 02, 2020
Archer Hill
People march as they attend a Black Lives Matter protest in London, Sunday, July 12, 2020, after the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis, US, last month. AP
Black Lives Matter protesters keep up anti-racist pressure

Demonstrators want to keep global movement in public consciousness

EuropeJuly 20, 2020
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epa08479728 People pause at a newly painted George Floyd mural on a building near downtown Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 11 June 2020. Floyd's death while in the custody of the Minneapolis Police Department has sparked worldwide protests. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
Beyond the Headlines: how social media is changing social justice

The killing of George Floyd, and the following protest movement, has been watched closely across social media. What does that mean for racial progress?

Beyond the HeadlinesJune 11, 2020
Archer Hill
Rare leatherback sea turtles are returning to beaches in southern Thailand. Reuters
Is the environment really recovering due to coronavirus?

On the 50th Earth Day, there may be less to the social media trend #NatureIsHealing than meets the eye

WorldApril 22, 2020
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