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• Waterway at Sentosa South Cove turns pinkish-purple after dead fish spotted near banks

  Federico Lauro

  1/15/21

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Sentosa Cove's pink waters could be caused by algae bloom due to recent heavy rain, experts say

  Federico Lauro

  1/14/21 → 1/15/21

  3 items of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Waterway in Sentosa turns pinkish-purple; Cause is pico-cyanobacteria bloom, expert says; dead fish also found in waters last week

  Federico Lauro

  1/14/21

  2 items of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Sentosa South Cove waters turn pink after dead fish found floating near banks

  Federico Lauro

  1/14/21

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Mask usage keeps viruses at bay, but adds to pollution

  Federico Lauro

  12/31/20

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Natural Environment Research Council: Impacts of Marine Plastic Pollution in South-East Asia Researched

  Federico Lauro

  10/24/20

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• -Stirling expert part of international team combatting marine plastic pollution

  Federico Lauro

  10/22/20

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research

• Explainer: Why forests matter as carbon sinks and what we can do to protect them

  Lee Ser Huay Janice Teresa

  8/7/20

  1 item of Media coverage

  Press/Media: Research