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War’s environmental threat to the Gulf ’s diverse but fragile marine life

  • Turtles, seabirds and dugongs at risk from explosives and oil spills from tankers under attack
  • More than 2,000 marine species have been recorded in the warm Gulf waters
By AFP ·

Trump administration re-approves twice-banned pesticide

By AFP ·
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‘Don’t let Pari Island sink’: Indonesian fishers seek climate reparations from Swiss cement giant

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
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Dense toxic fog shrouds Delhi as air quality hits severe levels

By Sanjay Kumar ·

Saudi waste sector offers opportunities worth $112bn

By Bassem Bawazir - Al-Eqtisadiah ·
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Delhi ‘plant cafe’ offers residents respite from toxic smog

By Sanjay Kumar ·

US environmental agency wipes climate change facts from website: reports

By AFP ·
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Delhi residents turn to air purifiers as pollution hits ‘severe’ levels

By Sanjay Kumar ·

Pope feeds fish as he opens Vatican’s ambitious model of sustainable farming and education

By AP ·

Umbrella thorn acacia is vital ecological asset in Tabuk

By SPA ·

‘Adopt a Coral’ community restoration initiative unveiled

By Arab News ·

Iraq probes fish die-off in southern marshes

By AFP ·

Swiss glacier collapse offers global warning of wider impact

By AFP ·

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