How Singapore's mangroves can contribute in the battle against climate change
2020-09-04 17:00
SINGAPORE: Think of mangroves as a bank account, but instead of storing money, this account stores carbon and actively takes in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
And while Singapore’s mangroves make up a small part of its total land area - about one per ce…
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