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Interface launches new carpet tile collectionInterface, a leading carpet tile manufacturer, has launched its first collection of carpet tiles to be produced and available globally. At the cutting edge of design, Urban Retreat, which comes in three distinctive designs, is ins More… |
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Canon names winners of photo contestCanon Middle East, a leader in imaging solutions, recently announced the winners of a photo competition that the company launched on March 31 in line with its celebration of Earth Hour 2012. The My Earth, My Lens competition invited partic More… |
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United Furniture unveils 'Nature' rangeUnited Furniture, a leading home décor brand in the UAE, has introduced its new line of furniture and furnishings featuring earthy textures, shapes and hues. United Furniture keeps abreast of the latest trends in interiors, which is seeing More… |
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Jitoa launches green campaignJordan Inbound Tour Operators Association (Jitoa), a voluntary-membership organisation, has launched the first green campaign under its “Don’t Mess with Nature” initiative. Jerash Adoption Program 2010-2011 was recently launched at Jerash More… |
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Sanyo to back Jordan’s environmental driveJapan-based Sanyo, a leading consumer electronics brand, will support Jordan Inbound Tour Operators Association’s (Jitoa) ‘Don’t Mess with Nature’ environmental campaign. The initiative is designed to raise environmental awareness of the c More… |
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$26m new nature haven opens in BahrainA BD10 million ($26.52 million) park and nature haven was officially opened to the public yesterday in Bahrain. Arad Bay Natural Sanctuary and Park was opened by Public Commission for the Protection of Marine Resources, Environment and Wil More… |
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Green timebomb ticking, warns expertBahrain and its neighbours are sitting on an environmental timebomb, an expert has warned. It could go off at any moment, thanks to the reckless 'invasion' of the sea by governments and developers, says Regional Organisation for the Protec More… |
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Researchers get stem cells from skinA third team of researchers has found a way to convert an ordinary skin cell into valued embryonic-like stem cells. This has the potential to grow batches of cells that can be directed to form any kind of tissue. Their study, More… |
