Ticking time bomb? Study on ticks in Singapore calls for greater vigilance
An NUS-based study says 11 species that have bitten humans here can carry 1 or more harmful microbes. Read more at ...
Tying Biodiversity to Carbon Credits Could Help Save Nature, Says Singapore’s President
Speaking at Davos, Tharman Shanmugaratnam called for nature markets to be stapled together, but others argue they should ...
Singapore's innovative green buildings are bringing nature back to the city
"To stay in the city — very, very stressful," she said. An estimated six million people live in this metropolis on the tip of the Malay Peninsula — and with a density almost twice that of Toronto, ...