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Recent Posts
- I’ve moved!
- The last of the Greater Patagonian Trail update.
- Part 3: Puerto Ibañez to El Chaltén – Heading south in search of Mount Fitzroy
- Part 2: El Bolsón to Puerto Ibañez – hitching down the Carretera Austral, Patagonia proper & experiencing English weather
- Part 1: Coñaripe to El Bolsón – when we came close to starvation and started changing our plans
- The end of our expedition
- A month on trail
- Rekindling natural curiosities
Tag Archives: sustainable development
Keeping hopes high -valuing Singapore’s nature reserves over more infrastructure
It’s been 4 years since I left home to further my studies in the UK, and if I’m honest, I can feel the emotional connection to the place I call home getting weaker every year. In spite of advances in … Continue reading
Sustainable intensification?
I attended a debate organised by the Part II students at Plant Sciences yesterday evening, entitled Sustainable intensification: an oxymoron? I couldn’t stay to the end of the Q&A session, but I think overwhelmingly the panelists were of the opinion that … Continue reading
Inspiring closing keynotes are key – Cambridge Climate & Sustinability Forum 2014
So once again I found myself in the organising committee of the Cambridge Climate & Sustainability Forum 2014 (Theme: The Heat is On! Innovations Now.), a student-run conference on climate and sustainability issues support by Cambridge Hub. I was involved … Continue reading
Happy Earth Day (:
It’s the last hour of Earth Day (here in the UK anyway), and I thought I should post something just to commemorate the day. I’ve spent most of my whole day trying to finish my Earth Sciences vacation work (going … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Biodiversity, Conservation, Earth day, Ecology, sustainable development
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Thoughts from organising Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum
This post comes a bit late, almost a month since the Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum was held on 15 March. But as always, better late than never. Most first year undergrads don’t get involved in such “heavy” organising, being … Continue reading
Tales from Rimba 5: Give them (us) a break
Note: This post is rather jumbled and rambly, I think. Just that I’ve been hearing so much about so many different things that my mind is all kind of jumbled up and difficult to organise. And it’s not happy things … Continue reading
Posted in Fact, Opinion
Tagged Biodiversity, Conservation, Environmentalism, Malaysia, Rimba, sustainable development
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Tales from Rimba 3: Whose land is it?
Warning: this is probably gonna be a long read. Being here in Malaysia, I see intact forests and deforestation happening all at the same time. And lots of questions surface in my mind. The question of land ownership is probably … Continue reading
Posted in Fact, Opinion
Tagged Animals, Biodiversity, Conservation, Education, Environmentalism, Malaysia, Rimba, sustainable development, wildlife
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20 years ago, there was the first Earth Summit…
20 years ago, I was born. I’m glad the world starting thinking about environmental protection and sustainable development then. Because it’s going to affect my generation, and the future generations. And now, my generation is starting to stand up and … Continue reading
Posted in Fact, Opinion, Talk
Tagged Biodiversity, Conservation, Earth Summit, Education, Environmentalism, Marine environment, sustainable development, UN
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More updates from Rio+20
From what I’ve read, it seems as though most of text has already been agreed upon and there will be little change, unless the heads of countries now present in Rio call for it. But what’s the chance they will, … Continue reading
Posted in Fact, Opinion, Talk
Tagged Biodiversity, Conservation, Earth Summit, sustainable development
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Rio+20 Earth Summit
Today’s the first day of the Earth Summit. I’m only following through whatever tweets and blogs I catch while online, but there’s so much info coming in and it all gets confusing, I thought I’d just post the articles I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Fact, Opinion, Talk
Tagged Conservation, Earth Summit, Education, Outreach, Rio+20, sustainable development, UN
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