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Ruth Smalley

Ruth Smalley

Verified

Journalist, Channel NewsAsia

Asia

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Asia Pacific Affairs , Business And Industry

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Topics not related to technology.

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Total articles 23

  • For old folks, leaving Tanglin Halt is like losing a kampung family. Can it be replaced?

    By Lianne Chia Verified, Ruth Smalley| Channel NewsAsia Verified Advertisement One of the last few residents in Tanglin Halt, Cheong Mui Chai, 91, is waiting to collect the keys to her new flat at Dawson. Meanwhile she tends to the papaya tree she’s grown.

    By Lianne Chia Verified, Ruth Smalley · Channel NewsAsia

    Aug. 14, 2021

  • Commentary: To fight plastics pollution, we need a bigger weapon: policy

    By Ruth Smalley| Times Union (Albany) Verified “The plastic bag has ruined the landscape,” my mother declared as we drove through the countryside. She’d spotted a single ragged bag waving from a tree top. She delivered that judgment 30 years ago. We barely knew about the Pacific garbage patch then. We’d never heard of microplastics. However, considering that half of the millions of tons of plastic now in existence were produced in the past 15 years, my mother’s statement was prophetic.

    By Ruth Smalley · Times Union (Albany)

    Oct. 03, 2024

  • Commentary: To fight plastics pollution, we need a bigger weapon: policy

    By Ruth Smalley| Times Union (Albany) Verified “The plastic bag has ruined the landscape,” my mother declared as we drove through the countryside. She’d spotted a single ragged bag waving from a tree top. She delivered that judgment 30 years ago. We barely knew about the Pacific garbage patch then. We’d never heard of microplastics. However, considering that half of the millions of tons of plastic now in existence were produced in the past 15 years, my mother’s statement was prophetic.

    By Ruth Smalley · Times Union (Albany)

    Oct. 03, 2024

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Channel NewsAsia