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A 2021 study revealed that the stomachs of about 300 dead camels analysed since 2008 had contained indigestible plastic material. Victor Besa / The National
Plastic bag ban helps to save camels' lives, study suggests

Number of camels found dead having ingested plastic in UAE falls by 60-80 per cent, says researcher

UAEJune 24, 2025
High screen time is associated with lower physical activity levels. Getty Images
'More than a third of UAE children' spend over seven hours a day on screens

Research comes as schools clamp down on pupils' mobile phone use

UAEJune 20, 2025
Strict policies on the use of plastic bags is helping to reduce waste, scientists in the US have found. EPA
Bans and charges 'cut plastic bag waste in the environment'

US research thought to be first to show restrictions lead to reduction in amount of litter

NewsJune 19, 2025
Dubai British School Jumeirah Park is one of three UAE schools among the front-runners in the worldwide competition. Photo: T4 Education
Three UAE schools named as finalists in global contest

Schools in Dubai and Umm Al Quwain shortlisted for World's Best Prizes

UAEJune 18, 2025
Dr David Hardman, of the University of Cambridge, hopes robot hands could in the near future outperform a human one in certain tasks. Daniel Bardsley / The National
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How a 'soft' robot hand with a sense of touch could revolutionise prosthetics

Newly revealed technology uses electric fields to detect touch

FutureJune 17, 2025
Shisha is one of a number of popular tobacco smoking methods in the region. Photo: The National
Emiratis using several types of tobacco 'at higher health risk'

Research finds indicators of even greater ill-health among people who smoke multiple forms of tobacco

UAEJune 12, 2025
Coral reefs, which are crucial to the health of marine ecosystems, are under severe threat from climate change. Photo: Getty Images
Most corals in the Arabian Gulf could be lost this century to climate change, study suggests

Corals will not expand into cooler waters fast enough to cope with damage caused by warming waters, according to research

UAEJune 06, 2025
Dr Lucas Proctor collecting snail samples from the wadi in Al Khashbah in Oman. Photo: UmWeltWandel Project
How snail shells are shedding light on the Gulf's nomadic traditions

Specimens collected in Oman are connecting archaeologists to human life 5,000 years ago

GulfJune 06, 2025
Demonstrators protest against plans to bar foreign students from Harvard. EPA
Gulf students look to Canada and Australia as Trump wages war on liberal unis

American colleges retain world-renowned reputation, but Arab school-leavers see plenty more options in hostile environment

GulfJune 06, 2025
In this Nasa false-colour image, the blue and purple shows the hole in Earth's protective ozone layer over Antarctica on October 5, 2022. Photo: AP
How the global space race could blast another hole in the ozone layer

It is 36 years since one stratospheric catastrophe was averted - but is a new one looming?

NewsMay 30, 2025
A man pours water over a worker's head amidst soaring temperatures in Dubai on July 24, 2023. (Photo by Karim SAHIB / AFP)
As the UAE swelters, what is causing record high temperatures?

Sweltering heat recorded in Sweihan recently at 51.6°C smashed UAE records for the highest temperature in May

UAEMay 27, 2025
A woman walks with her dog along a dry section of the bed of the Baitings Reservoir in England after a prolonged period without rain, which resulted in water levels dropping last week. Reuters
Driest UK spring in more than a century: Is climate change to blame?

Drought warnings after weeks with almost no rain joined by record sunshine in April

UKMay 23, 2025
Experts have warned what will be needed to get people to leave the car behind and take more public transport. Victor Besa / The National
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Etihad Rail passenger service set for 2026, but will drivers ditch their cars?

Low cost of running a vehicle and sprawling cities discourage public transport use, analysts say

UAEMay 20, 2025
There has been a call to investigate crashes from an analysis of the cause, rather than merely who was responsible. Getty Images
The long hard road to halving the number of traffic deaths worldwide

UN's Decade of Action for Road Safety, now at its midway point, aims to cut devastating toll of fatal traffic accidents

NewsMay 19, 2025
Salem Majed Al Shamili from Ras Al Khaimah, the first child identified with the condition. Photo: Majid Salim Muhammad Saif Al Shamili
Rare genetic syndrome in Emirati boy, 5, helps identify symptoms in Middle East

Condition causes slower growth and abnormalities in the head and face

UAEMay 17, 2025
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