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American sprinter Noah Lyles' decision to race with coronavirus has highlighted a wider summer increase in the number of people infected
World Health Organisation planning inoculation programme for children in Gaza after virus was detected in sewage samples
Residents have shared videos of hailstones blanketing roads in the Emirates this week
The decision by a major veterinary organisation to end its opposition to vegan diets for dogs has sparked interest
Research showing that clusters of metals can generate oxygen has shone a spotlight on the debate around the exploitation of the ocean floor
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
Cement and brick production is carbon intensive, but new building methods could help to reduce emissions
Number of the Emirati leaf-toed gecko, found only in Fujairah and Sharjah, dwindle as diversity drops
Perfluorocarbons, which have global warming potential 'thousands of times that of CO2', rise even as Beijing pours money into renewables
Crash data is being used in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to make road improvements to cut traffic accidents
Artificial brain cells have the potential to replace computer chips as the ultimate operating system, an expert said
Analysts take deep dive into advantages that new beaches can offer to city's conservation plans
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
Abu Dhabi scientists say atmospheric river rapids are becoming more common because of climate change
The need to obtain enough food may be a reason why fish are evolving to become smaller as climate change exerts its effects
