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19 February 2018

Shark fin for sale at Chang Bai Shan Ginseng Medical Hall in Chinatown, Singapore. Singapore is the world's second largest trader in the controversial dish, a fact that the Straits Times attempted to bury. Image: Eco-Business

heavy equipment excavator

15 February 2018

US President Donald Trump

Traffic in Mumbai

14 February 2018

coal in wyoming

Eco-Business managing editor Jessica Cheam, Moxie Future founder Jessica Robinson, Standard Chartered Bank executive director, capital solutions, Rahul Sheth, and Georg Kell, chairman, Arabesque, and founding executive director, United Nations Global Compact. Image: Eco-Business

women scientists at IPCC

pyeongchang olympics

13 February 2018

father and son farmers

Night at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

buffalo in chihuahua

flooding hurricane

12 February 2018

The river Seine in France

uluru australia

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