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Sea Level Could Rise By More Than 1 Metre By 2100 If Emission Targets Are Not Met, Reveals Survey Of 100 International Experts

May 12, 2020

An international study led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) scientists found that the global mean sea-level rise could exceed 1 metre by 2100 and 5 metres by 2300…

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PUB To Lead Singapore’s Coastal Protection Efforts

March 5, 2020

From 1 April 2020, national water agency PUB will assume an additional role as the nation’s Coastal Protection Agency, safeguarding Singapore’s coastline against the threat of rising sea levels. Holistic…

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Global Bank Urges Cities To Invest In New Infrastructure To Adapt To Climate Change

October 14, 2019

The impacts of climate change on weather, sea levels, food and water supplies should be seen as an investment opportunity for our cities, says global investment banking firm Goldman Sachs.…

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Understanding The Human Side Of Climate Change Relocation

June 18, 2019

Climate change is expected to have a striking impact on vulnerable communities, especially in coastal regions where sea-level rise and increased climatic events will make it impossible for some people…

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Sea Level Could Rise By More Than 1 Metre By 2100 If Emission Targets Are Not Met, Reveals Survey Of 100 International Experts

PUB To Lead Singapore’s Coastal Protection Efforts

Global Bank Urges Cities To Invest In New Infrastructure To Adapt To Climate Change

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Understanding The Human Side Of Climate Change Relocation

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