Environment and Climate

The German climate movement is fracturing over Palestine, with pro-Palestine and pro-Israel activists clashing and new decolonial groups emerging.

As unsustainable dumpsites continue to pose grave risks to communities, Jordanian entrepreneurs are stepping up to mitigate these environmental dangers.

Following the devastating floods in the UAE and Oman, The New Arab speaks to urban planners about possible lessons that can be learned from these tragedies.

Activists have been demonstrating outside London's Science Museum urging it to drop its sponsor Adani Group, which has ties to Israeli weapons manufacturing.

As Iraq struggles with water scarcity, the country is pioneering an offbeat approach to agriculture: growing plants without water.

Italy's tame treatment of Israel during its attack on Gaza could be linked to gas reserves off Gaza's coast, with Italian oil giant Eni a major beneficiary.

The $35 billion deal between UAE and Egypt for Ras al-Hekma remains opaque, forcing researchers to speculate about the project's long-term sustainability.

Floods are increasing in urban areas in Lebanon due to sewage pollution & lack of maintenance, according to storm-water management expert Nadim Farajalla.

Agriculture in Jordan is suffering from neoliberal policies and Israel's water capture, forcing activists to mobilise against desertification and poor pay.

Residents of the oasis city of Figuig in Morocco have been protesting against the government's plan to allow a private company to manage its drinking water.