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• Better balance between development and conservation with revised Maju, Gillman plans: Nature groups

  Singapore's updated proposals for Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks scale back housing numbers to safeguard native-dominated forests and boost ecological connectivity. Local conservationists view the preserved areas as vital stepping stones for regional wildlife moving through ecological corridors. However, advocates caution that biodiversity will still suffer, and some local residents remain frustrated by the lack of prior consultation.

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• Amazon rainforest cut down to build highway for COP climate summit (2025)

  Brazilian authorities are racing to prepare the host city of Belém to accommodate more than 50,000 global attendees and world leaders this November. The infrastructure push has triggered fierce backlash from scientists and nearby residents who argue that bulldozing sensitive ecosystems directly undermines the environmental mission of the United Nations gathering. Furthermore, community members are already suffering economic losses from destroyed local resources like açaí trees.

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• Cyclone Arnab leaves trail of destruction in Andhra, 8 killed

  Emergency operations relocated over 20,000 residents as destructive winds reaching gusts of 150 kmph devastated coastal infrastructure and inundated multiple districts. Most fatalities occurred due to falling trees, collapsing structures, and downed power lines across four districts. State authorities have now requested central government aid to address widespread power grid failures, severed roadways, and ruined paddy crops.

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