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Ang Qing

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Ang Qing covers the environment and sustainability at The Straits Times. She started as a journalist in 2015 at The New Paper, before graduating from the London School of Economics and Political Science with a bachelor’s in anthropology and law, and a master’s on the social impacts of technology. Qing is passionate about telling stories about vulnerable, voiceless and forgotten people and things. She was a co-host for Green Trails, a 2024 podcast special series.

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PM Wong outlines plan to keep S’pore a global innovation hub; growth areas include quantum tech

Singapore is attracting some of the best companies, like supercomputing firm Quantinuum that has established operations here.
Singapore is attracting some of the best companies, like supercomputing firm Quantinuum that has established operations here.

Singapore lab-grown seafood firm Avant Proteins winding up in another blow to novel food sector

Avant Proteins’ exit marks the latest of at least three firms in the lab-grown meat sector that have struggled to scale its operations in Singapore.
Avant Proteins’ exit marks the latest of at least three firms in the lab-grown meat sector that have struggled to scale its operations in Singapore.

Environmental study proposes to keep over 40 per cent of forested site in Bukit Timah

The Sunda pangolin is among wildlife expected to be affected by clearance of vegetation at a site off Old Jurong Road.
The Sunda pangolin is among wildlife expected to be affected by clearance of vegetation at a site off Old Jurong Road.

The vigilant cyclist: One man’s love for nature shows how individuals can make a difference

Freelance editor Jimmy Tan cycles around Singapore reporting nature issues that he finds.
Freelance editor Jimmy Tan cycles around Singapore reporting nature issues that he finds.

NUS study calls for reduced boat speeds, limited entry near S’pore marine mammal hot spots

Gentle giants like the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin have endured in Singapore’s territorial waters.
Gentle giants like the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin have endured in Singapore’s territorial waters.

Saving gentle giants: 7 species of marine mammals spotted in Singapore

In 1994, a false killer whale strayed into Singapore waters and died after a week.
In 1994, a false killer whale strayed into Singapore waters and died after a week.

Agencies reviewing plans to develop more vegetation in Serangoon River forest: Alvin Tan

A coalition of residents and nature advocates had previously called for an environmental study for works on  Lorong Halus bus depot.
A coalition of residents and nature advocates had previously called for an environmental study for works on  Lorong Halus bus depot.

Residents, nature advocates seek study amid bus depot works at Serangoon River forest

The construction site of the bus depot in Serangoon River forest pictured from Kingsford Waterbay condominium on Jan 5.
The construction site of the bus depot in Serangoon River forest pictured from Kingsford Waterbay condominium on Jan 5.

NParks drawing up advisory on how to shield marine mammals from coastal development noise

The carcass of a critically endangered dugong found off Pulau Hantu on Oct 9, 2021.
The carcass of a critically endangered dugong found off Pulau Hantu on Oct 9, 2021.

Students should not worry about answering every PSLE question correctly, says MOE

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