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How are warmer temperatures accelerating the spread of pathogens and what role does climate migration play in disease outbreaks? Dr Mary Rodgers, who manages the Abbott Global Viral Surveillance Program, explains to Julie Yoo.

Singapore’s “Long Island” project will unfold over the next few decades with the aim of providing coastal protection. But what are the trade-offs to the environment? Dr Stephen Chua, research assistant professor at the Earth Observatory of Singapore at Nanyang Technological University, explains why this ground

Travel is back with a vengeance post-pandemic and tourists are flocking to hotspots. How can we plan our trips better without causing environmental strain? CNA’s Dawn Tan tells Julie Yoo how some companies are shaking up the tourism scene. 

The World Mosquito Project wants to eradicate dengue fever by infecting female mosquitoes with Wolbachia bacteria.

Singapore released its third national climate change study in January and the end-of-century projections are sobering. By 2100, the country could face very hot days, with daily maximum temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius. Dr Aurel Moise, Deputy Director at Singapore's Centre for Climate Research, helps unpack

Hope springs eternal, and for many of us, 2024 is a new dawn. We may have limited time before the bloom of the new year fades and were left to confront our untended bad habits and the horrors of the world, so lets make the most of this fleeting moment of optimism.

By AJ Willingham, CNN

Hope springs eternal, and for many of us, 2024 is a new dawn.

Hey, it’s not all bad news out there. Next year will bring hotly anticipated new movies, big concert tours, an Olympics and a solar eclipse, just for starters.

By AJ Willingham, CNN (CNN) — Hope springs eternal, and for many of us, 2024 is a new dawn. We may have limited time before the bloom of the new