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Desertification in North Africa: A Growing Threat to the Environment, Economy and Daily Life
GDP Alone Doesn’t Guarantee Happiness
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From Vision to Action: How the UAE is Championing a New Economic Future
Redefining Success: How Greenpeace UAE’s Wellbeing Economy Award is Sparking a Movement
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How Communities Are Facing Climate Change: Stories from the Middle East and North Africa
From the heart of our region, one of the hardest hit by climate change, the voices of climate crisis victims rise like an alarm bell.
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Happiness Isn’t Bought—It’s Nurtured: What Truly Makes MENA Happier?
While GDP was solely intended to serve as an indicator of economic scale, it became universally equated with societal progress and wellbeing.
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What causes climate change?
The main cause of climate change is burning fossil fuels – such as coal, oil and gas – to produce energy and power transport.
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How Traditional Practices and Modern Solutions Can End Waste Colonialism?
Waste colonialism is a stark reminder of global inequality, where self proclaimed developed nations export their waste to the Global South.
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How Climate Change Threatens Agriculture and Food Security in MENA?
Climate change impacts go beyond rising temperatures, extending to agriculture and food security, leaving vulnerable populations in the Middle East and North Africa the hardest hit by its consequences.
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What are the solutions to climate change?
Climate change is happening now, and it’s the most serious threat to life on our planet. Luckily, there are plenty of solutions to climate change and they are well-understood.
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Climate Justice Camp 2024: Youth Leadership for a Better and Greener Future
Set against the lush green banks and trees of Tanzania, the third edition of the Climate Justice Camp took place from October 8 to 12, 2024, in an atmosphere filled with hope and purpose. The event brought together 300 young leaders from regions most impacted by climate change, to be part of a collective movement…
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What is the Difference Between Weather and Climate?
Climate change cannot be assessed by observing weather in a single location—it requires monitoring large-scale climate trends over decades.
