Rising seas and warming weather threaten vulnerable native flora and fauna in Singapore

Rising sea levels and warmer temperatures could potentially mark the end of native animals and plants that have called Singapore home for centuries. Some, like the prehistoric horseshoe crabs, have been around for the past 400 million years. However, new long-term climate projections for Singapore are raising more alarm bells about the species at risk. CNA’s Valancia Siew finds out what is at stake. Read more: cna.asia/3vxxU7P
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Singapore need to increase its biocapacity. Singapore 's Earth Overshoot Day is 3.75

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