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Pulau Ubin s main village may get up to 90% of electricity from solar energy by 2023

Singapore News - By 2023, Pulau Ubin's main village could have up to 90 per cent of its energy needs powered by the sun, thanks to an upgraded power grid. The upgraded grid was among the enhancements to Pulau Ubin that Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong announced on. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Years of trial and error bear fruit as native bird species raises young on Pulau Ubin

NParks said 21 occurrences of successful nesting have been recorded. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Hazel dormice released in Arnside woodland | The Westmorland Gazette

THIRTY-NINCE dormice have been released in Cumbrian woodland to create a ‘northern-stronghold’ in an effort to protect the under-threat species.

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Only 150 Great Indian Bustards left across India, Lok Sabha informed

There are only around 150 Great Indian Bustards left across the country, including 128 in Rajasthan alone and less than 10 birds each in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, the Lok Sabha was informed on Monday.This number of .

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Starting 2022, India to count its rival dolphins every three years

For the first time, India would embark on a scientific enumeration of dolphins - to be carried out every three years like the tiger census - across Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra basins together to come up with an exact number for the national .

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