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S pore financial exchange that aims to boost tainted carbon markets set to launch

S pore financial exchange that aims to boost tainted carbon markets set to launch
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Big plans for S pore carbon exchange, but concerns remain

Big plans for S pore carbon exchange, but concerns remain
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NTU scientists establish new records of Singapore s sea-level history

Climate scientists at the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU, Singapore) have extended the known record of Singapore s sea-level to almost 10,000 years ago, providing a more robust dataset to aid future predictions of sea-level rise.

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NTU study on rising sea levels in S pore is valuable record, offers strategic insight: Researchers

Researchers found that from 10,000 to 5,000 years ago, sea levels were rising at rates as high as 10mm to 15mm a year.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Twin focus on rising sea levels, intense rainstorms to tackle flooding

The New Paper Twin focus on rising sea levels, intense rainstorms to tackle flooding East Coast Park would be partially submerged if tides go up to 5m by the end of the century. TNP FILE PHOTO AUDREY TAN, ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT 0 Engagements Climate change is causing waters to rise in and around Singapore - and the flash floods that swept the city last Saturday were but one symptom of a warming world. Climate change will bring with it more frequent bouts of intense rainfall that could overwhelm drainage systems. It is also driving up sea levels - a threat for low-lying Singapore - experts said at a webinar yesterday.

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