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Climate change

Read the latest climate change and environment news in the UAE and around the world

The first session of the UN General Assembly that opened in January 1946 at Central Hall in London. UN Photo

The UN is imperfect, but remains indispensable

EditorialSeptember 21, 2026

Soil benefits from additional nutrients, such as organic fertilisers and compost. Photo: Unsplash

UAE's first organic compost and biogas plant launched in Al Ain

UAESeptember 19, 2026

A woman cools off under a mist sprayer during a heatwave in Bordeaux. AFP

August was world's joint-hottest month on record

EuropeSeptember 10, 2026

Fieldwork in a traditional Gulf homes is part of a study into their climate and sustainability benefits. Photo: AGYA / Dawud Ansari

Why traditional Gulf architecture is attracting interest in Germany

MENASeptember 09, 2026

Snow in Paris. Europe’s hot, dry summer has evaporated its hydroelectric reservoirs and much now hinges on the winter weather. Reuters

Winter is coming: The LNG crisis Europe cannot afford to ignore

BusinessSeptember 07, 2026

The National

Shadi's take on the 1.5°C global warming limit

CartoonSeptember 07, 2026

A worker is extracted from a tunnel connected to a hydropower station in Nepal, nine days after becoming trapped. EPA

Two men rescued alive from Nepal hydropower tunnel nine days after disaster

AsiaSeptember 04, 2026

(FILES) Beachgoers sit on the beach of Moutchic in Lacanau, southwestern France on July 24, 2026, as clouds of smoke rise into the sky from a wildfire. For a long time, summer was the season of fine weather, the one people waited for impatiently but this year, it often turned into a climate nightmare with deserted terraces, shutters closed in broad daylight, landscapes turned into arid expanses or raging infernos, and that exhausting heat that seemed never to end, making the summer of 2026, the one when climate change forced itself, brutally, into Europeans’ daily lives. (Photo by Maximilien LAMY / AFP)

UN warns world will breach critical 1.5°C warming limit within years

USSeptember 02, 2026

A woman stands atop her house covered in mud in the aftermath of flash floods at Baireni in Nepal's Dhading district on Monday. AFP

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Extreme weather demands more than emergency aid

EditorialSeptember 02, 2026

Football being played on synthetic surfaces alongside cricket matches on drought-damaged fields in Gunnersbury Park, London, on August 22, 2026. Getty Images

UK experiences hottest summer on record, but not the driest

UKSeptember 01, 2026

Workers use excavators to clear the mud at the Dhunge Bazaar in Nepal's Nuwakot district after flash floods and landslides hit the Nepal-Tibet border. AFP

Nepal-Tibet floods add to the world's growing natural disaster economic bill

EconomyAugust 29, 2026

KATHMANDU, NEPAL - AUGUST 29: Women cry as they view photographs of bodies recovered after the floods, displayed outside Maharajgunj Medical Campus where unidentified bodies are being taken, on August 29, 2026 in Kathmandu, Nepal. A sudden flood swept through the Bhote Koshi River basin in northern Rasuwa on August 26, damaging settlements, roads and energy infrastructure as rescue teams searched for residents and foreign travellers reported out of contact. Hundreds were reported missing, as the death toll started to climb. (Photo by Ezra Acayan / Getty Images)

Families cling on to hope as thousands remain missing from Nepal floods

AsiaAugust 29, 2026

Debris and mud cover an area following flash floods in Devghat, Nepal. Getty Images

Climate change raises disaster risks as Nepal-Tibet flood death toll mounts

EnvironmentAugust 29, 2026

The Shams One solar power station near Abu Dhabi. Across the Gulf, climate action is increasingly being framed as more than just an environmental imperative. Silvia Razgova for The National

Why the Gulf has a strategic advantage in a fragmented decarbonisation world

CommentAugust 25, 2026

Flames engulf a forest in Greece. Heatwaves and an early drought have created tinderbox conditions in many parts of Europe. Reuters

Area in Europe affected by wildfires could triple due to climate change

ClimateAugust 20, 2026

Persistent warming contrails trap heat, accounting for roughly one-third of aviation's total climate impact. Photo: Adobe

Flight path changes aim to cut planes' climate-warming contrails

ClimateAugust 18, 2026

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