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Restoring Singapore’s coral reefs

102

My Green Gig: Why the weatherman has a tough job

103

My Green Gig: Life as a bird conservationist

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Lab-grown diamonds: Are they really better for the planet?

105

Wild boar attacks: Why trapping and fencing alone won’t solve Singapore’s wild boar woes

106

Can you be mad about K-pop yet care about climate change?

107

Meet Melbourne’s chief heat officers

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Will we see a return of the haze this year?

109

Are you ready to sink your teeth into insect-based food?

110

Is car-sharing the answer to Singapore’s car-lite ambitions?

111

Your last goodbye, the eco-friendly way

112

Is tidal energy a potential pot of gold for Singapore’s energy needs?

113

A Singapore scientist takes a 60-hour journey to Antarctica to see climate change up close

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The period choice: Single-use pads or reusable options?

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Not so fast: How can our shopping deliveries be more sustainable?

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How can hotels and theme parks go green?

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How one Singapore company is solving the world’s water problems

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Fancy a beer made from leftover bread? Welcome to the world of upcycling

119

What you need to know about solar panels in your home

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Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: How ecotourism is saving Thailand’s rainforest

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Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: Diving into depleting fish supplies in the Philippines

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Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: The great Mekong River is struggling to feed its people

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Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: When the Himalayas heats up

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Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers: The slow death of normal life in the Gobi Desert

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Throwing soup on artwork distracts from climate activism

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Why don’t we care more about climate change?

127

Are green cities too expensive to build?

128

How to enjoy Christmas without being excessive

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Can you grow enough food in your HDB flat to feed yourself?

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Should the rich pay for the climate devastation in poorer countries? | EP 19

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Will Egypt, holding the 'crown' of COP27, deliver? | EP 18

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What exactly is a green job? | EP 17

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Should companies give away their profits to save the planet? | EP 16

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Why is it so hard to recycle? | EP 15

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Can we co-exist with monkeys that come into our homes? | EP 14

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Humanitarian aid organisations cannot keep up with increasing climate disasters | EP 13

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The technology is here to make green hydrogen cheaper | EP 12

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Why Elon Musk called PM Lee about my Tesla car | EP 11

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From fashion addict to zero-waste advocate | EP 10

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Seeing the impacts of climate change one photograph at a time | EP 9

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Where will your fish come from in a climate stressed world? | EP 8

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Lighting poor communities, one plastic bottle at a time | EP 7

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Why SMEs find it hard to go green | EP 6

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Will you use insect repellent made from durian husks? | EP 5

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Why tracking carbon emissions is big business | EP 4

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How much heat can humans take? | EP 3

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Beef wellington without the beef? A plant-based butcher is serious | EP 2

148

Tales from the original climate activist Sivasothi | EP 1

149

The final climate conversation with host, Jaime Ho | EP 68

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How extreme weather affects the food you eat and the people who grow it |EP 67

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Why the hike in carbon tax is a step up for Singapore's climate ambitions | EP66

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Despite huge wins from COP26, why 2022 will be 'all about delivery' for COP President Alok Sharma

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In the race for cleaner energies, is nuclear power really part of the climate change mix? |EP 64

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From new trade routes to international cooperation: Beyond rising sea levels, what’s happening as Arctic ice melts

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Green hydrogen - getting from pipe dream to a potential fuel for the future

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Why there's urgency - and financial returns - in greening Singapore's real estate | EP 61

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In Malaysia, will historic floods bring climate adaptation even more clearly into focus? | EP 60

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How does a protected UNESCO World Heritage forest emit more carbon instead of absorbing it? |EP 59

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Will palm oil ever be as sustainable as it is essential? | EP 58

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What’s your video streaming got to do with climate change? We look at data centres and sustainability | EP 57

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COP26 report card: Progress but yet more room for improvement? | EP 56

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Voices at COP26 in Glasgow: A collision of passion and pragmatism? | EP 55

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How achievable is Malaysia's 2050 net zero emissions target? | EP 54

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Will COP26 deliver under the weight of expectations? | EP 53

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How artificial intelligence can help humans fight climate change | EP 52

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Between generating and selling electricity, what’s one player in Singapore doing in the name of climate action and sustainability? | EP 51

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Have ships and shipping sailed under the radar of stronger climate action? | EP 50

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What’s a 'greenfluencer' and what do they do in championing climate action? | EP 49

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The green consumer paradox: Can we walk the talk on sustainability? | EP 48

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Can our homes be part of net-zero emissions ambitions? | EP 47

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The future so green: Talking to the young who will fill the climate and sustainability jobs of tomorrow | EP 46

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It’s a 'code red for humanity', but what next after the IPCC’s latest report on the health of our planet? | EP 45

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One Singapore school and its students walk the talk on sustainability and fighting climate change | EP 44

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How green can ride-hailing get, and can Grab show the way? | EP 43

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Just what can the "humble" mangrove do in the fight against climate change? | EP 42

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What’s holding back even greater use of renewable energy in the transition away from fossil fuels? | EP 41

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Managing Asia’s energy transition: How can climate pledges and action be balanced with growth? | EP 40

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What’s behind the IEA’s roadmap for global energy use in the quest for net-zero emissions by 2050 | EP 39

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Enhancing Indonesia’s climate ambition: Dino Patti Djalal on getting to net zero sooner, rather than in 2070 | EP 38

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Will Singapore’s Climate Impact X (CIX) be a game-changer in the global carbon credit marketplace? | EP 37

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Insurance in a world of climate change: Measuring and pricing risk for businesses and people | EP 36

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What’s the state of climate change education in Singapore's school curriculum? | EP 35

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What’s behind China’s climate action and can it live up to expectations? | EP 34

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Getting down to the big picture science of climate change