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Environment

Egypt

Palm wood products displayed at the Egyptian Bureau for Cultural and Educational Affairs during London craft week foto supplied

The win-win revolution of turning discarded palm ribs into modern furniture

Karen Dabrowska

Iraq

A canal with low water level at the Al-Mashahada pumping station north of Baghdad, April 16. (AFP)

Despite full reservoirs, Iraq water woes far from over

Iraq

A picture taken on April 16, 2019 shows the Mosul Dam lake, around 50 kilometres north of the Iraqi city of Mosul. (AFP)

Rains like no other: Iraq is tested in era of climate change

Water

Rusted cisterns are seen at the Al-Mashahada pumping station north of Iraq's capital Baghdad, April 16. (AFP)

Despite full reservoirs, Iraq water woes far from over

Morocco

Growing push. An aerial view of the solar plant of Ouarzazate in central Morocco. (AP)

Morocco strives to reduce energy bill

Mohamed al-Alawi-88326

UAE

Flamingos are seen at the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. (Dubai Municipality)

UAE basks in limelight with nine wetlands on Ramsar list

water scarcity

Secretary General of the Arab Countries Water Utilities Association Khaldon Khashman speaks at the opening of the Fifth Arab Water Week in the Dead Sea. (ACWUA)

Resilient water sectors needed in arid MENA region

Climate change

An Iraqi man uses an atomiser made available for people outside a shop selling cooling and ventilation products in Baghdad, last July. (AFP)

Experts warn against climate change fallout in Arab world

Red Sea

Locusts are seen in the Menabe region of western Madagascar, March 29, 2013. (Reuters)

Locust outbreak threatens Egypt, Saudi Arabia: UN