S.E.A. Aquarium and NTU researchers to study climate change impact

Resorts World Sentosa's S.E.A. Aquarium will deep dive into the impact of climate change on our waters with the help of Nanyang Technological University's Earth Observatory of Singapore. A deal between the two institutions will lead to research on rising sea levels and reef restoration, among others. Rachel Teng reports.

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Another miscalculation is the inflation of HDB prices or, as the PAP calls it, asset enhancement. In 2011, Mr Lee visited a family and told the owner who had just paid a princely sum of $380,000 for his flat built under the SERS programme not to sell it.

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So here's a question or two: What if, in the years ahead, technology changes our economy and graduates are the vogue again? Is the PAP going to do another policy reversal? What if in future Singapore is handicapped by the dearth of university trained minds?

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Take, for instance, our population policy. Fretting that the tiny island could not sustain a big population, Mr Lee laid down the law and stopped couples from having more than two children, only to reverse the policy when the government realised that the country needed a higher birthrate.

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The students are not cheap labor but benefitting from the research

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Singapore's challenge to take on the National Development Model Autonomous Home n Be the 1st to Build the Next Gen Autonomous Home on the Moon. Not Hotel Yeah 🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Lee's draconian family-planning measures had profound consequences for all Singaporeans, consequences felt even today as we struggle with the issue of population growth and foreign workers

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Study?😂 nothing tangible just waste $$$$😂

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I wanna be politically correct and not have to say the ugly truth about singapore's bloody hot weather. Can anyone advise me how to sugar coat this?