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More than one billion litres of water evaporate from UAE swimming pools each year, research suggests
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thenationalnews.com | Daniel Bardsley
A man walks across a pool deck at Oceanic Hotel in Khorfakkan. Sarah Dea / The National A man walks across a pool deck at Oceanic Hotel in Khorfakkan. Sarah Dea / The NationalMore than one billion litres of water evaporate from UAE swimming pools each year, research suggestsBut scientists say the losses could be heavily cut by using pool covers
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thenationalnews.com | Daniel Bardsley
US President Donald Trump is keen to extract more minerals from the deep sea. EPAThe controversial search for metals beneath the world's deepest oceanGood for microchip manufacturers, bad for the environment: the pros and cons of deep-sea mining in the Pacific
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thenationalnews.com | Daniel Bardsley
Tougher emissions standards for vehicles among measures credited with improvement. Victor Besa / The National
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thenationalnews.com | Daniel Bardsley
Issam Kazim, chief executive of Dubai Department for Tourism and Commerce Marketing, and Myron Pincomb, IBCCES chairman and chief executive, as the emirate received its new status. Photo: Dubai Media OfficeAchievement comes after more than two years of training to make locations better able to serve people with autism
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thenationalnews.com | Daniel Bardsley
The A380 makes its maiden test flight this day 20 years ago in France. Getty ImagesTwo decades on from its first test flight, why did the Airbus A380 not fly as high as hoped?
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