Read more about the article US Tariffs Highlight Trade Disputes Over Solar Panels from Southeast Asia
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US Tariffs Highlight Trade Disputes Over Solar Panels from Southeast Asia

The United States has intensified its efforts to protect domestic solar manufacturing, imposing tariffs on solar panel imports from four Southeast Asian nations. 

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Read more about the article Singapore’s Biodiversity Battle: Sembawang and Woodlands Forests to be Cleared for Housing Development
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Singapore’s Biodiversity Battle: Sembawang and Woodlands Forests to be Cleared for Housing Development

HDB has emphasized its intent to “develop the site sensitively,” opening public feedback forms from Nov. 13 to Dec. 10 for both the Sembawang and Woodlands sites.

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Read more about the article Singapore and Thailand to Deepen Collaboration on Green Economy, Food Security, and Digital Connectivity
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Singapore and Thailand to Deepen Collaboration on Green Economy, Food Security, and Digital Connectivity

Singapore and Thailand are charting a forward-looking partnership, focusing on the green economy, food security, and digital connectivity.

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Read more about the article The Question That Stalled COP29: Who Should Pay for Climate Change?
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The Question That Stalled COP29: Who Should Pay for Climate Change?

Everyone at the COP29 climate summit agrees that the world’s poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries need trillions of dollars to transition to clean energy and cope with climate-fueled disasters.

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Read more about the article Health Emergency Declared as Toxic Smog Chokes Pakistan and India
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Health Emergency Declared as Toxic Smog Chokes Pakistan and India

Air pollution in Pakistan and northern India has risen to dangerous levels in recent weeks, with the AQI nearing 1600 on Friday. 

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