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Celebrating ASEAN Anniversary: The History of ASEAN

Celebrating ASEAN Anniversary: The History of ASEAN

ASEAN’s anniversary which falls on August 8 coincides with the ASEAN declaration. Right on August 8, 1967, five state leaders, namely the Foreign Ministers of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand – sat together in the main hall of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Bangkok, Thailand. ASEAN stands for Association of Southeast […]

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The Worst Heat is Still to Come as Ocean Temperatures Reached Record Highs

The Worst Heat is Still to Come as Ocean Temperatures Reached Record Highs

The surface temperature of the world’s oceans has soared to a record high, and scientists have warned that temperatures will continue to rise even further. The global daily average sea surface temperature (SST) reached a blistering 20.96°C last week, slightly beating the previous record of 20.95°C set in 2016, according to data from climate modeling

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The World's Largest Coral Reef Remains Under Serious Threat

The World’s Largest Coral Reef Remains Under Serious Threat

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has recently been in the spotlight due to a controversial decision. At the UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting, the Great Barrier Reef managed to avoid being listed as “in danger,” but its status remains under serious risk. UNESCO’s decision has garnered both support and criticism. Some view it as a victory

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The Role of Concrete, Asphalt, and Urban Heat Islands in Heat Waves Torment

The Role of Concrete, Asphalt, and Urban Heat Islands in Heat Waves Torment

It only takes a fraction of a second to sustain a severe burn. On the hottest days, asphalt and concrete can reach surface temperatures as high as 82 degrees Celsius (180 degrees Fahrenheit), according to Dr. Kevin Foster, director of the Arizona Burn Center in Phoenix. After the United States National Weather Service stated the

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North Atlantic Ocean Temperature Reaches Record High, Raising Concerns

North Atlantic Ocean Temperature Reaches Record High, Raising Concerns

In alarming news, the North Atlantic Ocean has reached its hottest-ever recorded temperature of 24.9 degrees Celsius in July, weeks ahead of its usual annual peak. According to preliminary data from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the record-breaking temperature comes amid a broader trend of rising ocean temperatures globally. Typically, the North

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Brazilian Amazon’s Deforestation Lowers 66% In The Last 6 Years

Brazilian Amazon’s Deforestation Lowers 66% In The Last 6 Years

The deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon finally hit a lower rate, about 66% lower compared to the last 6 years. This was reported officially according to preliminary data released by Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research (INPE) on Thursday, August 3rd. There is a very significant fall of rainforest cleared from July 2022 to July

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Air Pollution Goes Hand in Hand with the Risk of Non-Lungs Cancer, Scientists Say

Air Pollution Goes Hand in Hand with the Risk of Non-Lungs Cancer, Scientists Say

Air pollution has long been recognized as a significant risk factor for lung cancer. However, a new study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health revealed that an elderly person exposed to air pollutants may be prone to various cancers, like colorectal and prostate cancer. The scientists analyzed Medicare beneficiaries aged 65 or older

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Indian State Establish New 'Welfare Tax' To Help Gig Workers

Indian State Establish New ‘Welfare Tax’ To Help Gig Workers

The state government of Rajasthan passed a law to assist gig workers to help better cope in times of distress on July 24. The Rajasthan Platform Based Gig Workers (Registration and Welfare) Act 2023 establishes a Welfare Board and social security fund for gig workers in the state who mainly work in food delivery and

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Peeking into the Beauty of Indonesia's New Capital City's Ecotourism Concept

Peeking into the Beauty of Indonesia’s New Capital City’s Ecotourism Concept

The Indonesian government has unveiled an intriguing concept of ecotourism for its planned new capital city. In an effort to create a sustainable and environmentally-friendly environment, this ecotourism concept aims to blend natural beauty with modern urban development. Ecotourism takes center stage in the new capital city development project, with the goal of preserving natural

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Aqeela Calista Falls in Love in “Denganmu Ku Baik Baik Saja”

Aqeela Calista Falls in Love in “Denganmu Ku Baik Baik Saja”

Aqeela Calista remains active in the music world despite having a busy shooting schedule. After a remake of Potret’s “Mak Comblang” in May 2023, the singer has now released her latest single ‘Denganmu Ku Baik-baik Saja’. Aqeela entrusted the songwriting process to Pika Iskandar and Will Mara. “Denganmu Ku Baik Baik Saja” tells the story

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