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After long battle, big swath of Sumatran rainforest wins protection
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Singapore water source hits historic low on dry spell
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PH schools vie for Southeast Asia’s most eco-friendly learning institutions
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India needs a national action plan soon to conserve sharks: scientists
India needs a national action plan soon to conserve sharks: scientists
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Unrestrained rubber expansion wreaking havoc on forests
Unrestrained rubber expansion wreaking havoc on forests
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Center for Philippine Biodiversity Journalism launched
Center for Philippine Biodiversity Journalism launched
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Mekong River Commission says governments must decide fate of Lao Don Sahong dam
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Global warming is accelerating loss of species
Global warming is accelerating loss of species
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UN takes first step towards treaty to curb lawlessness in high seas
UN takes first step towards treaty to curb lawlessness in high seas
18 June 2015
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Tubbataha now an EAA Flyway network site
Tubbataha now an EAA Flyway network site
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Consumers willing to pay sharp premium for wildlife-friendly palm oil, claims study
Consumers willing to pay sharp premium for wildlife-friendly palm oil, claims study
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Temperatures soar to danger point for sun-loving creatures
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MNRE to develop national parks to cope with tourism growth
MNRE to develop national parks to cope with tourism growth
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Voluntary buyers spend nearly $4.5 billion on offsets over last decade
Voluntary buyers spend nearly $4.5 billion on offsets over last decade
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Malaysian state eyes 100 per cent certified palm oil by 2025
Malaysian state eyes 100 per cent certified palm oil by 2025
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Singapore intercepts tusks and rhino horns bound for Vietnam
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