Veggie Pipe

Maximizing food production in land scarce Singapore. Singaporeans now have more ways to grow their own vegetables. The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority on Thursday introduced a new vegetable home growing idea - known as the "Veggie Pipe". Some of the vegetables which can be grown include mint, basil and Chinese cabbages. All that is needed are some water pipes, soil and seedlings. An irrigation system can also be installed in the pipe.

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Indonesia quake 11 Apr 2012


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World's 10 richest countries


Read the article on the Richest countries in the world and answer the following:
—What is GDP per capita?
—How is it different from GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?
—Does GDP per capita reflect income level?
—Is GDP per capita a good indicator of development?
—What helped the countries to attain a high income?

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India's malnutrition crisis


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Earthquake in Philippines


Map of the Philippines locating the epicentre of a 6.8-magnitude quake. The 6.8-magnitude quake hit a narrow strait between the heavily populated islands of Negros and Cebu around lunchtime on 6 Feb 2012 with more than 200 aftershocks, some nearly as strong, causing further panic throughout the day.

Rescuers in the Philippines dug through rubble with shovels and their bare hands on 7 Feb after a powerful earthquake triggered landslides, collapsed homes and killed dozens of people.

The Philippines sits on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" -- a belt around the Pacific Ocean where friction between shifting tectonic plates causes frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity.
Source: http://sg.news.yahoo.com/one-dead-strong-philippine-quake-055342523.html

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Fish Farming development in Singapore


What do you think is the prospect of fish farming (aquaculture) in Singapore? How does AVA help in the development of fish farming in Singapore? How does technology (blue revolution) helps in increasing food production?

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Chek Jawa







http://chekjawaadventure.blogspot.com/

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Flash flood hits Singapore

What cause the flash flood?
When did it take place?
Who are affected?
Where are the areas affected?
Why are these areas prone to flood?
How can we reduce the negative impacts from the flash flood?


http://samchinsg.wordpress.com/2010/12/11/flood-prone-areas-in-singapore/

Look at the flood prone areas in Singapore - where are the areas mainly located?

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Kranji Heritage trail







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Tourists rank their Singapore favourites






















New Circle line

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