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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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Planetary Health
Climate change vs air pollution: Two sides of a coin
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AIR POLLUTION is considered to be one of the largest factors contributing to climate change. We are unenlightened...
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Planetary Health
Why Methane Matters?
The Petri Dish
TWO new signs of large natural methane gas leakages, which scientists on the spot are ascribing to warming...
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Planetary Health
Methane and Global Warming
The Petri Dish
BY DR ZELINA ZAITON IBRAHIM ON November 2, 2021, the United States, the European Union, and partners,...
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Latest Top Article Planetary Health Sustainable Development
Is sustainable development achievable?
The Petri Dish
BY DR CHEE SU YIN  TO SOME FOLKS, the words sustainable and development can never exist side by side....
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Future Technologies Planetary Health
NTU S'pore produces oil from microalgae to replace palm oil in food production
The Petri Dish
A TEAM of scientists led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) has developed...
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Food Security Planetary Health
Aquaculture: The Good, The Bad and the Restorative
The Petri Dish
CEMACS is researching on restorative aquaculture BY DR ANNETTE JAYA RAM, DR ABE WOO SAU PINN, DR...
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Planetary Health
Research team finds a single gene can affect entire ecosystem
The Petri Dish
A RESEARCH team from the University of Zurich (UZC) has shown that a single gene can affect an entire...
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