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Read more about the article Singapore’s First Seagrass Restoration Project Takes Aim at Climate Change
From L to R: Ms Hwang Yu-Ning, CEO, NParks; Mr Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Digital Development & Information and National Development; Ms Helen Wong, Group CEO, OCBC; and Dr Theresa Su, Lecturer, NUS.

Singapore’s First Seagrass Restoration Project Takes Aim at Climate Change

OCBC and NParks announce Singapore’s first seagrass restoration project to study seagrass and enhance conservation efforts. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Along the coastal waters of Singapore, a quiet but critical battle…

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Read more about the article Asia’s Food System Faces Triple Threat from Contamination Amid Climate Change
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Asia’s Food System Faces Triple Threat from Contamination Amid Climate Change

As global mean temperatures rise, particularly in tropical regions like Asia, the risk of foodborne diseases is also increasing. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — Asia’s food system is grappling with…

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Read more about the article Floating Solar Power in Batam: Indonesia’s Path for Achieving Net Zero Emissions
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Floating Solar Power in Batam: Indonesia’s Path for Achieving Net Zero Emissions

Indonesia's floating solar plant in Batam, The Tembesi, developed in partnership with PLN Nusantara Power and PT TBS Energi Utama, will be located on the 864-hectare Tembesi Reservoir in Batam.…

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Read more about the article Climate Change Threatens to Slash Indonesia’s GDP by 10% by 2025, Finance Minister Warns
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani speaks at the International Sustainability Forum (ISF) 2024 in Jakarta on September 6, 2024. (ANTARA FOTO/Mohammad Ayudha/foc)

Climate Change Threatens to Slash Indonesia’s GDP by 10% by 2025, Finance Minister Warns

Climate change could slash Indonesia's GDP by 10% by 2025: Minister Indrawati. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — Indonesia faces a potential decline of up to 10 percent in its gross…

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Read more about the article Optimizing Greywater Use in Agriculture: A Sustainable Solution for Indonesia Amid Climate Change
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Optimizing Greywater Use in Agriculture: A Sustainable Solution for Indonesia Amid Climate Change

As climate change continues to threaten water resources, greywater reuse offers a promising solution for sustainable agricultural water management in Indonesia. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Climate change poses a significant threat…

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Read more about the article Community-Based Care for Vietnam’s Aging Population: The Role of Intergenerational Self-Help Clubs
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Community-Based Care for Vietnam’s Aging Population: The Role of Intergenerational Self-Help Clubs

The Intergenerational Self-Help Clubs (ISHCs) was established by the non-governmental organization HelpAge International in Vietnam in response to the need for care and assistance for aging population in Vietnam.

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