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Protecting peatlands and mangroves could halve Southeast Asia’s land-use emissionsSoutheast Asia’s peatlands and mangroves store immense amounts of carbon, yet they’re rapidly disappearing. A new study finds ...
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The Wallace Line forms an invisible barrier that separates Asian and Australian species. Scientists now know what happenedEver wondered why you won't find kangaroos outside Australia? It all started with massive climate change millions of years ...
The country has long relied on America for security and China for its prosperity. Those two pillars are wobbling ...
The Wallace Line divides species in Southeast Asia. A deep ocean trench prevents animal migration. Even flying birds rarely ...
Tehran University students began protesting over the death of a student during a robbery next to the university, leading to a crackdown by Iranian police. Information ...
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The Wallace Line Mystery: The Natural Barrier No Species Can Cross—Not Even Birds!In the middle of Southeast Asia, where the lush jungles of Borneo and Sulawesi meet the tropical waters of the Pacific, lies ...
Join us for an exclusive invite-only Executive Briefing with Allaster Cox, Australian High Commissioner to Singapore. Join us for a conversation with Alexander Gabuev, Director of the Carnegie Russia ...
A weak front will reach coastal parts of South Australia early this morning ahead of this approaching ... 20 km/h tending northwest to northeasterly during the day then tending southeast to ...
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