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American sprinter Noah Lyles celebrates on the podium during the Men's 200m medal ceremony on August 9 after testing positive for Covid-19 before the finals. Getty Images
Surge in Covid-19 at Olympics may be tip of iceberg

American sprinter Noah Lyles' decision to race with coronavirus has highlighted a wider summer increase in the number of people infected

NewsAugust 10, 2024
Palestinian children pass by stagnant water in the Gaza Strip, which is now facing the threat of a viral break as it contends with war. AFP
Medics desperately need access to Gaza to prevent 'catastrophic' polio outbreak

World Health Organisation planning inoculation programme for children in Gaza after virus was detected in sewage samples

MENAAugust 10, 2024
Hail in Abu Dhabi during a previous spell of unstable weather. The National
Why is hail falling in the UAE in the middle of summer?

Residents have shared videos of hailstones blanketing roads in the Emirates this week

UAEAugust 06, 2024
Some experts claim that dogs on a vegan diet are healthier than their carnivorous counterparts. Getty
Should pet owners feed their dogs and cats a plant-based diet?

The decision by a major veterinary organisation to end its opposition to vegan diets for dogs has sparked interest

UAEJuly 26, 2024
The recent discovery of 'dark oxygen' could lead to the Pacific Ocean being mined for metals used in the production of electric vehicle batteries, vapes, laptops and mobile phones. Photo: NOAA Ocean Exploration
Discovery of 'deep sea batteries' attracts interest of mining companies

Research showing that clusters of metals can generate oxygen has shone a spotlight on the debate around the exploitation of the ocean floor

NewsJuly 25, 2024
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority is introducing 636 new buses to its fleet. Photo: RTA
Fast public transport is key for Dubai commuters to shun cars

Transport experts outline measures to encourage more people to take public transport as emirate invests Dh1.1bn in strategy to take cars off the road

UAEJuly 23, 2024
Green methods of construction, such as bricks made from recycled materials, could hold the key to the sector reaching net zero. Photo: Kenoteq
How construction sector can build towards net zero

Cement and brick production is carbon intensive, but new building methods could help to reduce emissions

ScienceJuly 22, 2024
The Emirati leaf-toed gecko is under pressure from urban development. Photo: Supplied
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Gecko unique to UAE needs vital lifeline to avoid extinction

Number of the Emirati leaf-toed gecko, found only in Fujairah and Sharjah, dwindle as diversity drops

UAEJuly 21, 2024
Smoke rises from a coal-fired power plant on the Yangtze river in Nantong in eastern China's Jiangsu province. AP
Have China's greenhouse gas emissions started to fall?

Perfluorocarbons, which have global warming potential 'thousands of times that of CO2', rise even as Beijing pours money into renewables

NewsJuly 18, 2024
In Abu Dhabi, a road safety audit is completed for all new highways to cover the design phase, identifying potential road safety problems before construction
Road Safety 2024: How urban planning and technology can save lives

Crash data is being used in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to make road improvements to cut traffic accidents

UAEJuly 18, 2024
Advanced research has opened up the prospect of neurological material replacing computer chips to power computers we use in our daily lives. AFP
Computer memory: Could lab-grown brains one day power our laptops?

Artificial brain cells have the potential to replace computer chips as the ultimate operating system, an expert said

NewsJuly 13, 2024
Beach nourishment is sometimes seen as a 'nature-based solution' to pressures such as sea-level rises. Photo: Dubai Media office
New public beach in Dubai's Jebel Ali focuses on eco-friendly tourism

Analysts take deep dive into advantages that new beaches can offer to city's conservation plans

UAEJuly 10, 2024
E-waste is a huge problem facing today's society and is growing all the time. AFP
How can the world stop producing so much electronic waste?

By 2030, it is forecast that 82 billion tonnes of e-waste will be generated as society's addiction to mobile phones, laptops and gaming continues

NewsJuly 05, 2024
Heavy flooding in Iraq's central holy shrine city of Najaf in March 2023. AFP
This weather phenomenon may explain UAE and Middle East's extreme flooding

Abu Dhabi scientists say atmospheric river rapids are becoming more common because of climate change

UAEJuly 03, 2024
In warmer waters, larger fish may struggle to obtain enough food. Scolopsis ghanam, pictured, was one of the species studied. Photo: NYU Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi scientists on why fish are shrinking in warming oceans

The need to obtain enough food may be a reason why fish are evolving to become smaller as climate change exerts its effects

UAEJuly 02, 2024
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