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5 March 2015
Food & Agriculture
Singapore fish farm owners hit hard by planktons
Singapore fish farm owners hit hard by planktons
3 March 2015
Water
Acid attack on algae damages ocean ecosystem
Acid attack on algae damages ocean ecosystem
2 March 2015
Corporate Responsibility
Overfishing drives Thai boats to use more slave labour, sail further
Overfishing drives Thai boats to use more slave labour, sail further
26 February 2015
Water
Satellite link puts sharper focus on ocean acidity rise
Satellite link puts sharper focus on ocean acidity rise
24 February 2015
Food & Agriculture
Sardines swim into northern waters to keep cool
Sardines swim into northern waters to keep cool
17 February 2015
Water
Oil pollution damaging sea environment
Oil pollution damaging sea environment
10 February 2015
Water
Gulf of Thailand to be partially closed until May for ecological recovery
Gulf of Thailand to be partially closed until May for ecological recovery
Water
Climate change triggers threats to marine ecosystems
Climate change triggers threats to marine ecosystems
6 February 2015
Energy
More time needed for Don Sahong hydropower project consultation
More time needed for Don Sahong hydropower project consultation
19 January 2015
Food & Agriculture
Six plans being enacted to prevent EU ban on Thai fishery products
Six plans being enacted to prevent EU ban on Thai fishery products
13 January 2015
Energy
PM shrugs off dam concerns
PM shrugs off dam concerns
22 December 2014
Food & Agriculture
Cage farming trend is in
Cage farming trend is in
16 December 2014
Carbon & Climate
Let nature play a role in climate adaptation, experts urge
Let nature play a role in climate adaptation, experts urge
18 November 2014
Food & Agriculture
Pacific bluefin tuna, American eel listed as endangered species
Pacific bluefin tuna, American eel listed as endangered species
17 November 2014
Food & Agriculture
Malaysia stops fish exports to Thailand and Singapore
Malaysia stops fish exports to Thailand and Singapore
7 November 2014
Energy
Mekong NGOs take complaint against Mega First to Malaysia's human rights body
Mekong NGOs take complaint against Mega First to Malaysia's human rights body
4 November 2014
Water
Indonesian new minister vows to crack down upon illegal fishing
Indonesian new minister vows to crack down upon illegal fishing
3 November 2014
Water
China and Russia thwart plan for Antarctic ocean sanctuary
China and Russia thwart plan for Antarctic ocean sanctuary
28 October 2014
Water
Protection plan 'will not save Great Barrier Reef'
Protection plan 'will not save Great Barrier Reef'
23 October 2014
Carbon & Climate
Sea rise may still pose a man-sized threat
Sea rise may still pose a man-sized threat
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