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Singapore passes new law to combat haze

SINGAPORE: Parliament here passed the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act Tuesday, which targets companies and other entities that either cause or condone fires that lead to unhealthy levels of haze.

Regrowing bone naturally

Bioengineers and surgeons have been making waves in bone tissue engineering, allowing them to heal and regrow broken bones without the need for bone grafts or metal plates.

Wooing the best minds back to home

Many top Singaporean researchers work abroad. What will bring them home — and at the same time help retain scientists who stayed on in the republic?

Unbroken green stretch along railway land?

THE railway lands that were returned to Singapore last week may be kept a continuous green stretch and could even be linked to existing park connectors.

More teeth needed to pursue animal abusers

SINGAPORE: Animal abuse in Singapore has hit a startling high, with the number of cases so far this year far surpassing last year's total.

More teeth needed to pursue animal abusers

SINGAPORE: Animal abuse in Singapore has hit a startling high, with the number of cases so far this year far surpassing last year's total.

Pomfret, seabass on the red list

SINGAPORE: Go easy on the seabass and pomfret. This is the message for seafood-loving Singa­poreans from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), which is concerned that some of the seafood popular here comes from over-fished sources.

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