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News 8 years ago

Severe smog may become thing of the past by 2030, say Chinese scientists

Improved fuel efficiency and other technological changes may eradicate severe smog in China by 2030,...

News 8 years ago

Saving ocean requires global effort, cooperation

Problems affecting oceans are not limited to a certain country, but instead are a global problem tha...

News 8 years ago

Government orders another study into Benoa Bay reclamation project

Coordinating Maritime Affairs Minister Luhut Pandjaitan said on Thursday that the government ha...

News 8 years ago

Three named suspects for feasting on orangutan in Kapuas

The police have named three suspects for allegedly slaughtering, cooking and eating an orangutan aft...

News 8 years ago

Kelapa Gading to set up additional waste banks

The administration of Kelapa Gading Barat in North Jakarta is set to set up more so-called waste ban...

News 8 years ago

Forest cover maps to remain confidential: Court

A court verdict has allowed the Indonesian government to not disclose forest cover maps, which are e...

Life 8 years ago

New Zealanders race to save whales after 400 stranded

It was the sound of soft sighs and cries in the half-light that first struck Cheree Morrison, and th...

Travel 8 years ago

Mangrove tourism abundant in Semarang

Semarang in Central Java is home to a number of mangrove forests, popular for tourism. One is l...

Life 8 years ago

Where are the trees? Not Paris, new 'Green View Index' finds

Where are the trees? More important, where aren't the trees? A lab at the Massachusetts Institut...

Life 8 years ago

World's primates facing extinction crisis, new report says

Gorillas, monkeys, lemurs and other primates are in danger of becoming extinct, and scientists ...

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environment

Severe smog may become thing of the past by 2030, say Chinese scientists

Saving ocean requires global effort, cooperation

Government orders another study into Benoa Bay reclamation project

Three named suspects for feasting on orangutan in Kapuas

Kelapa Gading to set up additional waste banks

Forest cover maps to remain confidential: Court

New Zealanders race to save whales after 400 stranded

Mangrove tourism abundant in Semarang

Where are the trees? Not Paris, new 'Green View Index' finds

World's primates facing extinction crisis, new report says

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