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
ST Explains: Cyclone Senyar was rare for S-E Asia – could a storm like it ever hit Singapore?
Not every flooding event can be prevented, says PUB chief, as climate change impacts rainfall
Many South-east Asians support climate action, but hesitant about policies that can raise costs
Singapore farms press on with smarter strategies and collective efforts to cut costs
New owners taking over 2 fish farming facilities left vacant by firms exiting aquaculture industry
Data centre test bed powered by green energy among new projects to fuel Jurong Island’s green push
Zoo vaccination efforts don’t target every animal, but focus on rare, disease-prone species: Experts
Some birds in Mandai Wildlife Reserve to be vaccinated against deadly bird flu in pilot
Flood alerts on Google Maps, more sensors to boost preparedness for rainy days: PUB
From spiky branches to dome-shaped: How corals in Singapore have evolved over 70 years
