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Showing posts with label
tuas
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03 September 2016
Johor oil spill affecting Port of Tanjung Pelepas operations, and Tuas?
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A 60-metric ton oil spill at Tanjung Bin last week (24 Aug) is so badly affecting operations at Port of Tanjung Pelepas that a major shippin...
05 August 2016
What water quality issues happening now in the West Johor Strait?
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Yesterday, there was an MPA Notice that silt curtains will be installed at the Tuas Spring Desalination Plant. Why would a silt curtain be ...
27 June 2016
Johor reclamation at Tanjung Piai gets go ahead
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More massive reclamation to be expected in West Johor Strait as the Tanjung Piai reclamation project gets approval to go ahead? From the ...
22 February 2016
Singapore's last Western reefs at Tuas Merawang Beacon
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A sliver of natural reef escaped the Tuas reclamation. It is now Singapore's last natural western reef. I surveyed this shore on Satu...
01 October 2015
Where does your poop go? EIA for new outfall in the sea for public viewing
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After you flush your poop, it and industrial wastes, are processed with the best technology available. Whatever can't be reclaimed is di...
19 June 2015
Surveying Singapore's last western reefs
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It was a nice sunny day when we arrived at Tuas Merawang Beacon for our survey. We had a great day surveying this last natural western re...
24 March 2015
Sharing Singapore's last natural western reefs with agencies
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Early this morning, I was glad to share with agencies my favourite Tuas shore. We had great weather, good spotters and a wonderful day ex...
20 March 2015
Singapore's last western reefs are alive!
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A sliver of natural reef escaped the Tuas reclamation. It is now Singapore's last natural western reef. This is home to some spectacu...
Forest City reclamation seen from Singapore's last western reefs at Tuas
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Here's what I saw of the Forest City reclamation during our survey of Tuas Merawang Beacon yesterday. The massive works don't see...
17 March 2015
Dead sea turtle found at Tuas
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Thanks to Lee Zhang Er who shared that "A huge turtle was spotted today along the coast near Tuas checkpoint. No other dead fishes we...
13 March 2015
Seawater quality and desalination plants in Singapore
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The quality of seawater can affect our drinking water. Not just plankton blooms that cause mass fish deaths. Tuas Spring Desalination Pla...
24 December 2014
Return to Tuas Merawang Beacon
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There is a sliver of natural shore that escaped being buried in the Tuas reclamation years ago. Here, there are seagrass meadows, reefs, roc...
24 March 2014
Massive Malaysian reclamation off Western Catchment has begun?
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"The project has since begun with sand barges dumping sand while the Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA) has yet to be made...
03 October 2012
Mega container port at Tuas
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The hockey stick-shaped piece of land at the westernmost tip of Singapore is where all of Singapore's container port activities will be...
27 March 2012
Fierce tiny fish at Tuas with TeamSeagrass
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Back on the Tuas shore to with TeamSeagrass volunteers from Merck, led by Sheryl. The seagrasses are doing fine and we also saw some int...
22 December 2011
Tuas quickly
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The tide is not very low, but we're out to check up on the Tuas shore with Sheryl. She leads TeamSeagrass monitoring at Tuas with volun...
27 September 2011
Tuas: seagrass shift and very long driftnet
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There is a tiny sliver of natural shore at Tuas teeming with marine life. My last visit to this shore was in April . Particularly abundan...
19 April 2011
Quick check at Tuas, Merawang Beacon
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I'm back for a quick look at the rich shore of Tuas with volunteers working at the company along this shore who monitor the seagrasses h...
12 April 2011
Massive Tuas reclamation continues
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Natural shores at Tuas in Singapore and at Sungai Pulai and other Ramsar sites in Johor are near massive reclamation of the hockey-shaped ...
07 February 2011
Desalination plant at Tuas may have "a slight negative impact" on marine life
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Singapore's second desalination plant at Tuas may have "a slight negative impact" on marine life, in particular, fish, reporte...
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