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WWF: Refrain From Buying Illegal Wildlife During Chinese New Year
During the Chinese New Year period, WWF urges people not to purchase and consume illegal wildlife products, nor accept them as gifts during gatherings.
Chinese Researcher: Pollution In China More Frightening Than SARS
An eminent Chinese academic who played a central role during the 2003 SARS outbreak in China says that air pollution may be more deadly than SARS.
Chinese Solar Panel Maker Joins WWF’s Climate Savers Program
A Chinese solar panel maker has become the first Chinese company to join WWF's Climate Savers program.
South Korea Launches Rocket On Third Attempt
South Korea successfully launched a rocket on Wednesday, its third attempt to place a satellite into space.
Nations Agree On First Global Treaty That Bans Mercury Emissions
A legally binding global treaty to curb mercury in the environment if fully implemented would eliminate most mercury use by 2020.
Winning SG Challenge Idea Aims To Ease Congestion In Cities
The Global Young Scientists Summit 2013 came to a close today with the announcement of the SG Challenge and NRF fellowship winners.
Indonesia Declares State Of Emergency In Wake Of Heavy Floods
Heavy rains caused massive flooding in Jakarta on Thursday bringing the city to a halt.
Biologists Ask For Global System To Monitor Biodiversity Loss
An international team of biologists has proposed a global monitoring system that measures and reports on biodiversity change or loss,
Singapore To Host International Summit For Young Scientists
12 Nobel laureates and winners of the Turing Award, Millennium Technology Prize, and Fields Medal will mentor and inspire 280 young scientists at the Global Young Scientists Summit 2013.
