# Author: Fatma Hmida

- [Guardians of the Wild: UAE’s Landmark Law Against Exotic Pet Trade](https://bluearabi.com/en/guardians-of-the-wild-uaes-landmark-law-against-exotic-pet-trade/) (en), 2026-03-10
  The United Arab Emirates has enacted a nationwide ban on the private ownership, trade, and breeding of wild and dangerous animals, including cheetahs, lions, and tigers. This legislation, effective since January 2017, prohibits individuals from possessing such animals unless they&hellip;
- [Egypt’s Climate Crisis: Rising Seas, Scarcity, and Strategic Shifts](https://bluearabi.com/en/egypts-climate-crisis-rising-seas-scarcity-and-strategic-shifts-2/) (en), 2025-11-02
  Egypt stands at a perilous crossroads. The nation’s life and economy depend on a thin strip of the Nile and a fragile Mediterranean coast. Climate change is no longer a future concern , it’s a present reality bringing rising seas,&hellip;
- [Climate Change in Jordan: A Crisis of Water, Heat, and Resilience](https://bluearabi.com/en/climate-change-in-jordan-a-crisis-of-water-heat-and-resilience-2/) (en), 2025-11-02
  Jordan is grappling with a severe climate crisis that is straining its limited water supply, driving record-breaking heatwaves, and deepening socioeconomic vulnerabilities, scientists and government reports warn. Experts say urgent, coordinated adaptation strategies are needed to protect the country’s water&hellip;
- [Plastic on the rise: UAE is Fighting Plastic Pollution](https://bluearabi.com/en/plastic-on-the-rise-uae-is-fighting-plastic-pollution-2/) (en), 2025-11-01
  Plastic waste is flooding the UAE , from supermarket bags to microplastics hidden in the Gulf’s waters. Despite new bans and recycling schemes, millions of tonnes of plastic continue to circulate every year. &nbsp;Scientists warn that the country is losing&hellip;
- [Food Security in the UAE: Building a Resilient Future](https://bluearabi.com/en/food-security-in-the-uae-building-a-resilient-future-2/) (en), 2025-10-30
  The UAE is making bold strides to secure its food future amid climate challenges and global uncertainties by advancing innovative technologies, fostering strong government-private partnerships, and engaging international collaborations. With ambitious goals set in its National Food Security Strategy 2051,&hellip;
- [Desert Winds Unleashed: The UAE’s Dust Storm Challenge](https://bluearabi.com/en/desert-winds-unleashed-the-uaes-dust-storm-challenge-2/) (en), 2025-10-30
  Dust storms are no longer rare in the UAE . On May 5, 2025, strong northwesterly winds whipped up a thick dust cloud across Dubai Investment Park and Sheikh Zayed Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street, slashing visibility to under 3,000&hellip;
- [The Heroes of Climate Action: UAE’s NGOs Take the Lead](https://bluearabi.com/en/the-heroes-of-climate-action-uaes-ngos-take-the-lead-2/) (en), 2025-10-30
  In the UAE, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a critical role in the nation’s fight against climate change, complementing government strategies with grassroots engagement, innovation, and advocacy. Through diverse projects and initiatives, these NGOs amplify climate action, foster public awareness, and&hellip;
- [Rethinking Waste in the UAE](https://bluearabi.com/en/rethinking-waste-in-the-uae/) (en), 2025-10-29
  The United Arab Emirates is racing to transform how it handles waste. The goal is to divert millions of tonnes from landfills by turning trash into energy, boosting recycling, and cutting food waste in half by 2030. According to the&hellip;
- [Breathing in Trouble: UAE’s Battle with Air Pollution](https://bluearabi.com/en/breathing-in-trouble-uaes-battle-with-air-pollution/) (en), 2025-10-29
  In August 2025, Abu Dhabi ranked among the world’s ten most polluted cities, recording Air Quality Index levels in the “Poor” category. The surge was driven by dust storms, rapid urban growth, heavy traffic, and industrial emissions, all intensified by&hellip;
- [Water Scarcity and Desalination Dependence in the UAE](https://bluearabi.com/en/water-scarcity-and-desalination-dependence-in-the-uae-2/) (en), 2025-10-29
  Water scarcity has become a pressing crisis in the United Arab Emirates. Rising temperatures, rapid urban growth, and a surging population are straining the nation’s already limited natural resources. To meet demand, the UAE now relies heavily on desalination, producing&hellip;


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