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Best of our wild blogs: 31 Jan 19

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Singapore Bird Report – December 2018 Singapore Bird Group

Hotels, F&B businesses join Pact to cut back on plastic use

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CYNTHIA CHOO Today Online 30 Jan 19; SINGAPORE — Nine companies, including large hotel chains and popular food establishments, are teamin...

Wolbachia mosquito project expanded to larger area

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Lek Wan Zhen Channel NewsAsia 31 Jan 19; SINGAPORE: More than 140 blocks of Housing Board flats in Nee Soon East and Tampines West will b...

NUS launches building with net-zero energy consumption

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Alif Amsyar Channel NewsAsia 30 Jan 19; SINGAPORE: The National University of Singapore (NUS) on Wednesday (Jan 30) unveiled a new buildi...

Thailand: Hundreds of schools to shut as toxic smog chokes Bangkok

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AFP 30 Jan 19; Bangkok has been shrouded in murky haze for weeks, sparking social media criticism of the uneven response by the governmen...

Indonesia: Rampant deforestation in Leuser triggers floods, landslides

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Hotli Simanjuntak The Jakarta Post 30 Jan 19; The rampant destruction of forests in the Leuser ecosystem, a major water source for Aceh, ...

Indonesia: Central Sulawesi disasters killed 4,340 people, final count reveals

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Ruslan Sangadji The Jakarta Post 30 Jan 19; Central Sulawesi Governor Longki Djanggola on Wednesday revealed the result of the administra...

EU proposes ban on 90% of microplastic pollutants

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European Chemicals Agency draft law aims to cut 400,000 tonnes of plastic pollution Arthur Neslen The Guardian 30 Jan 19; A wide-ranging...

Best of our wild blogs: 30 Jan 19

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The Turtle and the Parrotfish The Hantu Bloggers

PUB test-project that uses food waste to generate electricity to be expanded

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NAVENE ELANGOVAN Today Online 29 Jan 19; SINGAPORE — National water agency PUB plans to scale up its two-year pilot plan with the aim to ...

Best of our wild blogs: 29 Jan 19

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29-30 Jan: Eco-fest at NUS UTown 2019 Green Drinks Singapore CRL Phase One to open in 2029 with 12 stations – Channel NewsAsia Love ou...

Malaysia: Forest connectivity crucial to survival of Sunda clouded leopard, say experts

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Olivia Miwil New Straits Times 27 Jan 19; KOTA KINABALU: Lack of forest connectivity in Sabah threatens the vulnerable Sunda clouded leop...
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