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Indonesia Opens First Shark And Manta Ray Sanctuary
The 46,000 square kilometer sanctuary is the first to be established in the Coral Triangle, and also provides protection to dugongs, whales, turtles, and dolphins.
Building Back Worse After Philippines Typhoon
More than two months after Typhoon Bopha hit the southern Philippines, some 198,000 families are still trying to repair their homes.
Experts Caution Against Removing Science Classes From Primary Schools
Experts have criticized the recent decisions by the Indonesian and Philippine governments to limit primary students' exposure to science.
Typhoon-Hit Schools In The Philippines To Reopen
Thousands of children across the typhoon-hit island of Mindanao will return to school today.
Philippines To Launch 100,000 Eco-Friendly ‘E-Trikes’
The Philippines plans to introduce electronic tricycle taxis to replace its petrol-fueled models, in a move that could cut carbon dioxide emissions by a quarter of million tons.
Stem Cell Therapy In Southeast Asia: Where Are We Today?
Research into stem cells is taking place across Southeast Asia, but proven disease treatments are currently out of reach, says Crispin Maslog.
China-Southeast Asia Science Ties ‘Could Benefit Both’
Science and technology diplomacy between China and Southeast Asia is expected to benefit both sides, says a new OECD report.
Philippine Congress Passes Birth Control Bill
The Philippine Congress passed on Monday a controversial birth control bill that will make contraceptives available to the poor.
New Species Of Slow Loris Discovered In Borneo
Scientists have discovered three new species of slow loris in Borneo, rare among primates for having a toxic bite.
