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
Veggies harder to sell than a Rolls-Royce: GroGrace co-founder on the struggles of farming in S’pore
It is timely for Singapore to work on climate adaptation
Weak global climate action may keep 2030 carbon tax at lower end of $50 to $80 range
Companies in S’pore concerned over how lease tenures, costs of coastal defences could impact business
S’pore has to focus on climate adaptation amid geopolitical shifts in cutting emissions: Janil
Using long-dead corals, NTU scientists can trace sea-level histories for more accurate projections
S’pore to offer $40 million push to market for promising green solutions lying dormant in labs
NEA will closely monitor beverage prices after container return scheme begins in April: Janil
Coastal area landowners, occupants must protect their properties against rising seas under new Bill
In windiest month of February, hazy conditions could arise from persistent hot spots: Experts
