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Best of our wild blogs: 2 Sep 11

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Reminiscing BoSS I (2003) – Lim Cheng Puay from Otterman speaks A Singapore Biodiversity Extravaganza - BoSS III from wild shores...

Take a hundred-year view of floods

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Richard Hartung Today Online 2 Sep 11; After two major floods and several smaller ones over the past years, residents here are understan...

KL delays eviction of storage oil tankers at Johor Strait

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Reprieve for VLCCs off Pasir Gudang as owners search for alternative sites Business Times 2 Sep 11; (SINGAPORE) Seven floating oil stor...

New Wasp Species Discovered in Indonesia Shocks Scientists

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Lydia Tomkiw Jakarta Globe 1 Sep 11; An American scientist working with a team of Indonesians scientists has discovered a new giant blac...

Endangered hawksbill turtles make a surprise appearance

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Scientists find a population of endangered hawksbill turtles unexpectedly making a go of it in mangrove estuaries. Louis Sahagun, Los Angel...

Global protests against Japan dolphin hunt

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AFP Yahoo News 2 Sep 11;Demonstrators protested outside of Japan's embassies around the world on Thursday to urge an end to its killing...

Weak La Nina Possible In 2011, No Chance Of El Nino: WMO

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Stephanie Nebehay PlanetArk 2 Sep 11; La Nina, a weather phenomenon typically linked to flooding in the Asia-Pacific, African drought an...

Computers To Pinpoint Wild Weather Forecasts

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Nina Chestney PlanetArk 2 Sep 11; Computer simulations of the weather workings of the entire planet will be able to make forecasts to wi...

U.N. Climate Boss Says Durban Talks Can Deliver

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Nina Chestney PlanetArk 1 Sep 11; A record rise in global greenhouse emissions and ever tighter economic constraints make it crucial fo...

Best of our wild blogs: 1 Sep 11

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Biodiversity of Singapore Symposium III – “The Next Generation” from Otterman speaks and Biology Refugia Oil-slicked Tanah Merah: M...

Singapore incinerates seized reptile skins from Indonesia

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TRAFFIC 31 Aug 11; Singapore, 31st August 2011—Authorities in Singapore today announced they have destroyed more than 800 reptile skins ...

Malaysia major wildlife transit port, TRAFFIC warns

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The Star 31 Aug 11; NEW DELHI: Malaysia is, inadvertently, clawing its way into becoming a hub for international wildlife smuggling. ...
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