Climate talks seek to salvage U.N. Copenhagen deal

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Alister Doyle, Reuters 15 Nov 09; OSLO (Reuters) - About 40 environment ministers meet in Copenhagen on Monday to try to salvage a U.N. cli...

Best of our wild blogs: 15 Nov 09

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Avian Visitors from Life's Indulgences Missing from The Lazy Lizard's Tales Venus drive from Singapore Nature Macaranga triloba: An ...

Opposition to proposal to dredge Thai sand for Singapore

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Rights body opposes firm's sand dredging proposal Bangkok Post 15 Nov 09; The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has opposed a pro...

Fishing enthusiasts have netted some huge prizes in Singapore waters

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Whopper of a catch Shuli Sudderuddin, Straits Times 15 Nov 09; Kelong owner Maureen Ng has a whopper of a fish tale - and it is true. About...

Two oil tankers impounded off Johor

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Jassmine Shadiqe, New Straits Times 14 Nov 09; KOTA TINGGI: Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) southern region enforcement office...

What's up at the bay

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Marina Bay, Singapore's crown jewel, is slowly but surely taking shape Tan Dawn Wei, Straits Times 15 Nov 09; In 1992, there were plans...

Mad about stars

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Dedicated amateur astronomers here share their passion for night sky objects with others Magdalen Ng, Straits Times 15 Nov 09; People livin...

Papuan Butterflies Near Extinction

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TEMPO Interactive 13 Nov 09; Jayapura:The damaged forest in the hills of the Cycloop Mountain is threatening the habitat of its native butt...

What’s killing the bats?

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At least 1 million have died in the past three years from a mysterious disease, posing serious questions for our environment. But one Boston...

Hawaii's famed white sandy beaches are shrinking

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Audrey Mcavoy, Associated Press Yahoo News 14 Nov 09; KAILUA, Hawaii – Jenn Boneza remembers when the white sandy beach near the boat ramp ...

China to become 'global leader in green tech'

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Philip Lim Yahoo News 14 Nov 09; SINGAPORE (AFP) – China can become the world's top exporter of "green technology" if it carr...

Climate change not man-made, say majority of Britons: poll

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Yahoo News 14 Nov 09; LONDON (AFP) – Less than half of Britons believes that human activity is to blame for global warming, according to a ...