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Making Penang More Resilient to Disasters
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Lee Khiam Jin

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Bioplastics Needed More than Ever
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HUMANS TRULY ARE an innovative species. The use and control of fire; the simple yet sophisticated wheel; cars, ocean liners, aircrafts, spaceships; and the Inte...
by
Jo-Ann Chuah
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CEMACS’ Coastal Cleanup Month Nets Cigarette Butts, Face Masks and Gloves
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TAKE A LONG leisurely walk along Penang’s beaches. What do you see? Iterations of clustered seashells dotting their lengths perhaps, but among them as wel...
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Annette Jaya Ram &
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