April 6, 2025 | CHANGEMAKR.ASIA

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The wetlands of West Bengal in eastern India are one of the country’s best habitats for the fishing cat, a species vulnerable to extinction. But a significant population of these…

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While US President Donald Trump has ripped up much of his predecessor’s climate and foreign policy, he has pushed forward with Joe Biden’s pursuit of metals and minerals abroad while…

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Ana Yang is Director of the Environment and Society Centre at Chatham House. In recent months, Brazil has been portrayed by the media, activists and other commentators as either angel or…

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Government negotiators at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) are likely to agree next week to put a price on at least some shipping emissions, with most of the money going…

Authorities in Singapore announced on Friday that clean-up efforts along the shorelines of Changi and Pasir Ris, following an oil spill at Langsat Terminal in Johor, are expected to be finished within the next few days. — Picture via Facebook/Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

Oil Spill Reaches Singapore’s Shores: Clean-Up Underway at Changi, Pasir Ris, and Pulau Ubin

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The aftermath of an oil spill from Malaysia’s Langsat Terminal in Johor has reached Singapore’s northeastern shores. Authorities mobilize swift response after Johor oil leak, assess impact on biodiversity and fisheries.