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Thursday, May 21, 2026 | Dhu al-hijjah 3, 1447 H
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EDITOR IN CHIEF- ABDULLAH BIN SALIM AL SHUEILI
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Heat revives Oman's reptiles

As summer temperatures continue to climb across Oman, movement is slowly returning to some of the country’s quieter natural spaces, with reptiles emerging in valleys, on farms, and in shaded terrain in search of cooler...

Experimental hybrid power plant established at SQU

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Pollution-free, environment-friendly

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Growth not at the cost of nature

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Sultanate submits biodiversity report to UNCBD

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Steely resolve to shield planet

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Meteor shower to light up Oman skies

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PDO project gets LEED building certification

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Tough steps needed to tackle wanton waste dumping

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Oman Botanic Garden to be ready in 2023

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Date palm farmers must watch out for Black scorch

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Oman aims to cut emissions by 7% in 9 years

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This is their home too

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State Council office reviews Cabinet's response to 10th Five-Year Plan

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CAA to host seminar on projects with Green Climate Fund

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Agriculture sector sees 9.8 per cent growth

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