How to make digital charity donations in the UAE
Given the extreme suffering that is happening in parts of the world, many of us in the UAE are looking for ways to give to charity and support relief efforts...
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The agreement to transition away from fossil fuels, which proved contentious, shows support for the clear science that there is no space for fossil fuels in the future, says Chiara Martinelli, director of the Climate Action Network Europe NGO.
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Livehealthy editorial director Ann Marie McQueen speaks to Brendon Stubbs, a British physiotherapist and researcher looking at the links between movement and mental health.
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Livehealthy writer Mark Lomas takes a look at the impact of climate change on the mental health of individuals – in particular the eco-anxiety felt by young people wondering if they will be able to repair the extensive damage.
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Livehealthy editorial director Ann Marie McQueen speaks to Brendon Stubbs, a British physiotherapist and researcher looking at the links between movement and mental health.
Listen to full podcast here:
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While much of the focus of COP28 has been on decisions being made by politicians, there has also been an unprecedented influx of young people – and they are speaking up and speaking out.
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Reducing food waste is one cog in the labyrinthine machine of global food security and beyond COP28’s high-profile signatories of the landmark declaration, there are many individuals and organizations already fighting for more sustainable food practices
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Success in investment banking and private equity may have brought with them professional success, but they took a terrible personal toll. Ali Tariq was overweight, exhausted and certain he was aging at an accelerated pace.
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It's been a long road for the biodegradable cutlery manufacturer Palmade, a Dubai-based start-up that uses discarded date palm leaves to create cutlery.
Meet Emirati co-founder Lamis Alhashimy and find out more about their journey to COP28.
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Meet Beth Lauren, cake artist The Cake Boutique at Waldorf Astoria DIFC in Dubai.
She’s created a range of sugar-free, gluten-free, health and fitness-focused cakes that look amazing and taste even better.
Podcast here:
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The Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai is the very definition of a kid-friendly hotel.
The entire resort is purpose-built with kids in mind: right down to the candy-themed children’s spa, and the special kids' buffets offered at every meal.
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In response to COP28 being hosted by the UAE, there are a number of fringe events and initiatives happening around the emirates.
While not officially part of COP28, they will contribute significantly to conversations about climate change.
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Scott Armstrong is founder of mentl, a platform that works to tackle the stigma of mental health. His mission is to create a better world where we can all have open and honest conversations about how we're all doing.
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"Chakra-balancing reduces anxiety, lowers blood pressure and eases pain. It can even prevent panic attacks. People often come to me when they are severely stressed."
Jane Elizabeth Muff, healer at Miracles Abu Dhabi
"There is a direct correlation between the more you walk, and the better your health is. It's the best form of exercise that brings so many benefits. It lifts your mood."
Harjit Bahia, founder of healthy lifestyle subscription service Longevity
"A lot of people don’t have the capacity for commitment. The only pattern you take from one relationship to the other is your blame addiction. We are reliant on blame as a healing mechanism. That’s why there’s chronic illness."
Denis Liam Murphy, high-performance coach