
Earth Observatory SG
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The Earth Observatory of Singapore conducts fundamental research on earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis and climate change in and around Southeast Asia.
Singapore
Joined May 2015
#EOSsg is partnering with the new Singapore Oceanarium to build climate resilience through research and education. Together we’ll spotlight coral reefs, mangroves & climate change—inviting visitors to explore SE Asia’s rich marine ecosystems.
straitstimes.com
RWS said it is part of its $6.8 billion expansion, and would enhance Singapore’s position as a “must-visit destination”. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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#EOSsg scientist Prof. Adam Switzer explained to @ChannelNewsAsia.that Singapore's coastlines & coastal infrastructure now face greater risks with rising sea levels, climate change, and complex tropical coastal geography, and that knowing the currents well is key to protecting.
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A reclamation project off Changi will involve developing 193 hectares of land for an aviation park. #EOSsg scientist @StephenChuaEOS spoke with @straits_times about the potential impact of the project on coastal environments.
straitstimes.com
The reclaimed area will be almost twice the size of Gardens by the Bay. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Last week was filled with interactions with the public! As part of celebrating Singapore’s 60 years and in support of #GoGreenSG, #EOSsg held three public tours in the Geology Gallery at @Sentosa_Island, the EOS facilities, and @ScienceCentreSG. It was a great chance to
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Exciting update about #EOSsg and BRIN! This April, they signed a Memorandum of Understanding to boost collaboration in geological monitoring and disaster research in Indonesia. Learn more about its significance.
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Did you know that cities like Jakarta are sinking rapidly? A study by #EOSsg and @ntu_ase on 48 global coastal cities proposed groundwater extraction as a key cause of subsidence.
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Dozens of coastal regions around the world, including Jakarta, Lagos and Tianjin are sinking at an alarming rate.
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Did you know that Southeast Asia’s oceans reached record temperatures in late 2023, nearly 2°C above average? An #EOSsg study explains that this development was linked to El Niño and highlights the need for ongoing ocean monitoring in the region.
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Asst. Prof. @kylecoral from #EOSsg and @ntu_ase, along with PhD student Marlena Joppien from ASE, spoke with @straits_times about their study that highlights the impact of mud from land on the survival of coral reefs.
straitstimes.com
Future coastal development and climate change impacts could exacerbate the problem. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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It’s #WorldOceansDay (8 June)! 🪸Coral reefs are vital ecosystems. But a study reveals that mud from land can harm these communities, affecting their recovery from #ClimateChange and coral bleaching 👉 @kylecoral
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Join us for a guided tour of the “Earth Alive” exhibition at @ScienceCentreSG on 27 June! Explore over 20 exhibits and visual displays to gain insights into the forces driving changes on Earth and experience some of its physical functions. Register now:
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Would you like to learn more about geohazards & climate change, and how we help societies become more resilient & sustainable? Join us for the #GoGreenSG #EOSsg Tour on 26 June! #SG60 @laurianechardot
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Happy #CoralReefAwareness Day (1 June)! Check out these amazing photos taken by #EOSsg scientists during their recent field trip to the Philippines. Their research across Southeast Asia helps us understand these vibrant ecosystems, and guides efforts to conserve them for future
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A study conducted by @NTUsg's Centre for Climate Change & Environmental Health, #EOSsg, @ntu_ase, and @NTU_LKCMedicine shows that stricter air pollution controls in SE Asia could prevent up to 36,000 premature deaths from ozone pollution annually by 2050.
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Are you passionate about geochemistry and climate change? We are looking for a Research Fellow to join Assoc Prof. Wang Xianfeng’s research group at #EOSsg! Apply now: #EOSCareers
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