Best of our wild blogs: 7 May 09
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Wildfacts updates: Rare snails! on the wild shores of singapore blog Tekukor Coastline on the God's wonderful creation blog Monkey See, ...
No more fireflies in six months?
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Christina Tan, The Star 7 May 09; SHAH ALAM: The entire firefly population in Kampung Kuantan and Kampung Bukit Belimbing in Kuala Selangor...
Black marks on green blueprint
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Bold action, flexibility needed to turn S'pore into environmental hub Jessica Cheam, Straits Times 7 May 09; AFTER more than a year in ...
MM Lee says Singapore's green success gives investors confidence it can deliver
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S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia 6 May 09; SINGAPORE : Singapore's success in building a garden city gives confidence to investors that the...
EMA leads study to put electric vehicles on Singapore roads
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Channel NewsAsia 6 May 09; SINGAPORE: A multi-agency taskforce chaired by the Energy Market Authority and Land Transport Authority has been...
Public transport can be better than cars if...
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Straits Times 7 May 09; Experts presented ideas on how transport networks can make cities more 'liveable' at a forum organised by S...
Asia Construction Frenzy Needs Green Injection
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Ralph Jennings, Planet Ark 7 May 09; TAIPEI - Powered by solar energy generated on its roof, Taipei 101, the world's tallest completed ...
Will Interests Collide in Anambas?
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Jakarta Globe 6 May 09; Anambas Islands, a new district carved out of the better-known Natuna region, is an area tremendously rich in biolo...
Nargis Anniversary: Will the Mangrove Forests be Rebuilt?
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Kyi Wai, The Irrawady 6 May 09; BOGALAY, Irrawaddy Delta — Before Cyclone Nargis struck Burma's Irrawaddy delta, the island known as Me...
Black band disease hits Great Barrier Reef
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Helen Carter, ABC Net 6 May 09; An epizootic - the wildlife equivalent of a human epidemic - of black band disease has appeared in the Grea...
Ghost fishing' major sea threat: UN report
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Yahoo News 6 May 09; NAIROBI (AFP) – Lost or discarded fishing nets can continue to catch fish for years and are a growing threat to the pl...
Origin of giant seaweed bloom in Beijing discovered
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Matt Walker, BBC News 6 May 09; Scientists have discovered the source of the gigantic green tide of algae that almost derailed the Beijing ...
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