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Stuff to do: Planet Shark at the Singapore Science Centre

June 6, 2011 by  
Filed under Events

School’s still out, and if you’ve got kids you’d know how hard it is to fill their days with activities, and how (like the past two days) a spell of rain spells an end to outdoor activities. So here’s one thing you can do, thanks to Project:Fin who alerted us to this exhibit at the [...]

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Minister Balakrishnan acknowledges “weather has changed”

In a press conference Sunday in the aftermath of the flash floods, Dr Balakrishnan said “Personally, I think our weather has changed. I’m actually psychologically prepared for it to get worse”. We take that as a sign of determination to be more active about climate change. Come on, Singapore – don’t just fix the drains, [...]

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Nokia E-Cu charged by heat in your pocket

June 1, 2011 by  
Filed under Design, Green Reporter

    The Nokia E-Cu is a mobile phone charged by sources of heat therefore eradicating the need for a charger. The phone has a thermogenerator integrated inside, which converts heat energy into electric potential energy. via Dezeen.

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Flow2 kitchen by Studio Gorm

June 1, 2011 by  
Filed under Design, Green Reporter

    Oregon designers John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong of Studio Gorm have designed a kitchen where waste products are used to grow plants via Dezeen.

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No, seriously, where can we get this?

June 1, 2011 by  
Filed under Green Living, Green Reporter

    As someone trying to raise more plants indoors, I really like the Minigarden product, which combines a neat vertical wall design with food growth.  The white garden comes in a basic setup with three layers (nine pockets) with one water collection tray, three lids and trays, three planting rows, and 18 assembly clips.  [...]

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Coming Soon to the High Line, More Room to Roam

June 1, 2011 by  
Filed under Green Reporter

    Turning an old, disused railway line, and an elevated one at that, into a park? Now that’s an idea for the people in charge of turning the old Tanjong Pagar Railway Station and KTM’s old eyesore railway line into something green and useful, even if it means making a “place where people revel [...]

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World’s saddest dolphins

June 1, 2011 by  
Filed under Business, Featured

ACRES Singapore has a new site called saddestdolphins.com aimed at highlighting the plight of the planned dolphin exhibit at RWS. Please, take a look, and join the cause. Don’t let this country be all about what they think is tourist dollars. More importantly, save the damned dolphins.

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