Shabana Begum
Correspondent
Shabana has been an environment, climate and science journalist at The Straits Times since 2020. She graduated from the NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information. Her areas of interest include the links between climate change and health, biodiversity, weather, natural hazards and food security. Through her stories, Shabana aspires to give a voice to the voiceless in the environment scene. She was a co-host for Green Trails, a 2024 podcast special series.
Latest articles
Nuclear talent gap a ‘big missing element’ amid world’s excitement for atomic power
Advanced tech, sound policies and public understanding key before S’pore decides on nuclear power
MAS launches $15 million grant to spur financial institutions to participate in carbon markets
New Irena initiative to promote cross-border trade of green electricity in Asean
Jurong Island to host S’pore’s largest green data centre park; 10% of land set aside for new energies
Singapore’s levy to boost use of greener jet fuel not suitable elsewhere as it may dampen air travel: Iata
Jurong Island oil and gas firms making green shift as sector decarbonises
What is the significance of S’pore’s carbon trading pacts on firms and the economy?
Nature park at planned Bukit Timah Turf City will preserve globally threatened wildlife, rare flora
Global body that probes quality of carbon credits sets up office in Singapore
