Green Pulse Ep 37: Peter Daszak on nurturing nature to prevent future pandemics

13:10 mins

Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change in this podcast series.

In this episode, ST’s environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate change editor David Fogarty host Dr Peter Daszak, president of non-profit Washington-based Ecohealth Alliance.

A report linking environmental damage and pandemics was recently published based on the findings of a major meeting hosted by IPBES, the UN biodiversity panel. The authors, including Dr Daszak, found that future pandemics will happen more often, kill more people and wreak even worse damage to the global economy than Covid-19. What can be done to reduce the risks of future pandemics?

They discuss the following points:

1. How a recent scientific report shows increasing risk of new infectious diseases and pandemics in this globalised world (1:00)
2. This report estimates another 1.7 million undiscovered viruses that exist in animals and why up to 850,000 of them can infect people (3:43)
3. Why there needs to be a global programme to prevent pandemics instead of reacting to them after: Can health risks within wildlife trade and even consumer consumption habits be controlled? (8:33)
4. Weighing the costs of prevention programmes against global economic damages from pandemics and why time is running out (10:06)

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Green Pulse Ep 36: Looking under the sea for a nature-based solution 

16:44 mins

Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change in this podcast series.

In this episode, ST’s environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate change editor David Fogarty host Dr Siti Maryam, a marine ecologist at the environmental consultant company DHI Water & Environment, about an ocean-based solution to tackling climate change: Seagrass. 

Seagrass meadows can be found in Singapore waters, and a 2015 study had found that the seagrass meadow at Chek Jawa on offshore Pulau Ubin contained about 138 metric tonnes of carbon per hectare of seagrass -- equivalent to emissions from 69,000 taxi rides between Marina Bay and Changi Airport.  

Yet, these habitats face many threats from human activity, including land reclamation and poor water quality. How can these stores of blue carbon be better protected and restored? Tune in to find out.

They discuss the following points: 

1. How do you differentiate seagrass from seaweed and other algae? (2:15)
2. How do seagrass meadows function as a nature-based solution? (3:40)
3. What are the threats faced by seagrass meadows around the world? (9:21)
4. What are solutions for restoring seagrass meadows? (11:50) 

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Green Pulse Ep 35: Getting to the bottom of plastic pollution

16:35 mins

Synopsis: Every first and third Monday of the month, The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change in this podcast series.

Every year, millions of tonnes of plastic waste end up in the ocean. From plastic bags to bottles, cigarette lighters to fishing nets and flip flops, the trash fouls beaches, kills seabirds and marine animals and creates vast garbage patches. 

In this episode, ST’s environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate change editor David Fogarty speak with scientist Denise Hardesty, a specialist in plastic pollution and illegal fishing at Australia’s national science agency. Dr Hardesty is a co-author of a recent study which calculated that there is about 14 million tonnes of microplastic waste at the bottom of the world’s oceans, showing nowhere is free from plastic pollution.

They discuss the following points: 

1. What a new CSIRO study on microplastics in the ocean has found (3:47)
2. Whether microplastics consumed by seafood could end up on dinner plates (6:25)
3. What happens to plastic when they enter the ocean? (8:17)
4. What are the solutions to dealing with the scourge of plastic? (11:30)

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Green Pulse Ep 34: The climate change detectives

20:49 mins

Synopsis: The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change.

Every year we seem to be facing more and more extreme weather events. This year, it’s been fires in Australia, Siberia and now the US West Coast. Record floods have caused havoc in China, while polar ice caps are melting faster. But can we link individual events to climate change?

In this episode, ST’s environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate change editor David Fogarty speak with climate scientist Friederike Otto, who is the acting director of the Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford, and co-lead of World Weather Attribution, an international effort to analyse and communicate the possible influence of climate change on extreme weather events.

For more climate news, follow Prof Otto on Twitter at @FrediOtto. 

Produced by: Audrey Tan ([email protected]), David Fogarty ([email protected]), Ernest Luis, & Penelope Lee

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Green Pulse Ep 33: How apocalyptic wildfires in California affect Singapore

19:01 mins

Synopsis: Green Pulse is an environmental podcast series at The Straits Times which analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. 

Images of the apocalyptic wildfires in the American south-west have dominated headlines around the world. But what do the intense blazes there have to do with nations far away, such as Singapore? 

In this episode, ST’s environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate change editor David Fogarty speak with climate scientist Peter Kalmus on the climate change link. Dr Kalmus is from National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Jet Propulsion Laboratory in the United States, and is speaking to The Straits Times on his own behalf.

They discuss the following points: 

1. What is driving the wildfires in the west coast of the United States? (3:38) 
2. What does the fire crisis in the US mean for countries farther away? (5:57) 
3. How are the growing amounts of emissions from human activities causing more intense blazes? (8:31) 
4. What is the role of the individual in tackling the climate crisis? (14:48)

For more climate news, follow Dr Kalmus on Twitter

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Green Pulse Ep 32: Desmond Lee on balancing development and conservation in land-scarce Singapore

12:45 mins

Synopsis: Green Pulse is an environmental podcast series at The Straits Times which analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. 

Singapore aspires to be a City in Nature, with plans afoot to conserve its green spaces and infuse nature into the urban setting. But the perennial tussle between development and conservation will remain.

In the third and final episode of The Straits Times’ interview with National Development Minister Desmond Lee, hear how the Government will aim to better strike this balance. 

They discuss the following:

1. How science and technology can help inform conservation decisions (2:27)
2. Taking a landscape approach to ensure ecological connectivity in Singapore (4:02) 
3. Nurturing a consultative approach between nature groups and policy-makers (5:34) 
4. How Minister Lee himself will urge both policy-makers and nature groups to listen to one another (8:59)

Listen to the first and second parts of the interview with Minister Desmond Lee on Green Pulse.

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Green Pulse Ep 31: Desmond Lee on transforming Singapore into a City in Nature

15:25 mins

Synopsis: Green Pulse is an environmental podcast series at The Straits Times which analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. 

Singapore has always taken pride in being green, and its latest City in Nature vision will further push the boundaries of the country's greening journey which began 60 years ago.

What does this new goal in Singapore’s greening journey entail?

Minister for National Development Desmond Lee sets out his vision for a greener Singapore, in the second part of our Green Pulse interviews with him.

They discuss the following points: 

1. Why did Singapore emphasise greening even in its infancy? (0:40) 

2. How does Singapore’s new City in Nature drive differ from its earlier plans to be a Garden City and a City in a Garden? (2:25)

3. How can humans and wildlife co-exist in a City in Nature? (5:10)

4. What is the value of protecting nature? (8:41) 

Listen to Green Pulse's Pt 1 & Pt 3 of Desmond Lee interview

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Green Pulse Ep 30: What has Covid-19 taught Singapore about sustainability: Desmond Lee

12:58 mins

Synopsis: Green Pulse is an environmental podcast series by The Straits Times which analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. 

Minister for National Development Desmond Lee speaks with ST's environment correspondent Audrey Tan on his vision for a City In Nature in this episode.

The economic fall-out from Covid-19 and the looming threat of climate change has nudged sustainability up the agendas of many economies around the world. Singapore too is looking for ways to become more sustainable. 

But in a country as densely built as Singapore is, what would sustainability look like?  

They discuss the following points: 

1. What has Covid-19 taught us about sustainability? (0:48) 
2. How the National Development Ministry intends to champion sustainability in the built environment. (3:05)
3. The importance of changing not just infrastructure, but also mindsets in the sustainability drive. (8:32) 
4. Technological tools to help plan for better sustainability in early-stage flat designs (10:50)

Listen to Green Pulse's Pt 2 & Pt 3 of Desmond Lee interview

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Green Pulse Ep 29: Perilous journeys of migratory birds 

19:42 mins

Synopsis: The Straits Times analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change.

Travel may be off the cards for humans during the pandemic, but not for some birds. Every year from around September, Singapore welcomes scores of birds from as far north as the Arctic Circle, who fly halfway across the world to escape the winter chill of the northern hemisphere. 

ST's science and environment correspondent Audrey Tan and climate editor David Fogarty, host ornithologist David Tan. Mr Tan was once Singapore’s 'bird man', who traversed Singapore picking up bird carcasses.

They discuss the following:

1. Where can people spot these migrant birds, such as arctic warblers or yellow-rumped flycatchers? (3:10)

2. How birds orientate themselves when migrating? (4:45)

3. Bird-window collisions: What does the data show in Singapore? (11:35) 

4. What adaptations are being done globally in cities to reduce bird-window collisions? (13:20)

5. What should people do if they come across bird carcasses or disoriented and injured birds in Singapore? Concerns over migrating birds bringing in diseases? (15:25)

To report bird carcasses, call: 84495023

Additional audio tracks: Yong Ding Li 

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Green Pulse Ep 28: Why planting trees is no quick-fix for climate change

14:25 mins

Synopsis: Green Pulse is an environmental podcast series at The Straits Times which analyses the beat of the changing environment, from biodiversity conservation to climate change. 

Climate change is caused by the emission of heat-trapping gases from human activity like burning fossil fuels. The science is clear: much more needs to be done to stop the release of such emissions in the first place.

But as nations grapple with this need, more attention is also being paid to Mother Nature, and how she can help mankind stop the harshest impacts of changing weather patterns from ravaging communities. 

Nature-based climate solutions, such as planting trees on degraded land, could help to remove some heat-trapping carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. But there are limitations to consider as well.

In this episode, we chat with conservation scientist Koh Lian Pin for a clearer picture of the trade-offs that must be made in the consideration of reforestation as a way to reduce the impacts of climate change. Professor Koh helms the new Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions at the National University of Singapore. 

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