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Climate Change Planetary Health
Methane from agricultural activities
The Petri Dish
BY SALMINA BARVIN BT MD SAMEENUDEEN AGRICULTURE sustains humanity and provides livelihoods for over 800...
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Planetary Health
Zooplankton under serious threat from climate change
The Petri Dish
BY DR NURUL HUDA AHMAD ISHAK RISING temperatures pose a high risk to marine and coastal ecosystems. This...
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Planetary Health
Higher temperatures make it difficult for fig tree pollinators
The Petri Dish
RESEARCHERS from Uppsala University and elsewhere have been studying the effect of rising temperatures...
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Planetary Health
Risk of multiple climate tipping points escalates above 1.5°C global warming
The Petri Dish
MULTIPLE climate tipping points could be triggered if global temperature rises beyond 1.5°C above pre-industrial...
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Planetary Health
Heat and humidity, the life-threatening twins
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WITH the rising effects of climate change, heat waves have become more severe and intolerable around...
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Food Security Planetary Health
From food scraps to fine dining cuisines
Ts. Dr. Mahaletchumy
International delegates tasting food made from “food scraps”. AT a recent US Soybean Export Council...
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Planetary Health
Upfront with BBC’s Frozen Planet II
Joseph Masilamany
  Life on thin ice with a mix of wonder, fun, and a blunt lesson on climate change FOR people living...
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Planetary Health
Reducing emissions in Malaysia - Methane as a Policy Priority?
The Petri Dish
Reducing emissions in Malaysia – Methane as a Policy Priority? BY YONG JIE WONG, MATTHEW ASHFOLD...
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Food Security Planetary Health
Soil - the neglected gold
Ts. Dr. Mahaletchumy
“IT takes close to 200 years to form one cm of soil in the tropics and the process is even slower in...
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