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Evidence of the environmental Kuznets curve for atmospheric pollutant emissions in Southeast Asia and implications for sustainable development: A spatial econometric approach by Fong, Letisha S., Salvo, Alberto, Taylor, David

“…Southeast Asia has one of the fastest rates of industrialisation and urbanisation in the world. While this has brought economic benefits to the region, it has…”
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A century of anthropogenic environmental change in tropical Asia: Multi-proxy palaeolimnological evidence from Singapore’s Central Catchment by Fong, Letisha S, Leng, Melanie J, Taylor, David

“…The environmental ramifications of rapid development on the functioning of warm tropical freshwater ecosystems are poorly understood. Here, a multi-proxy…”
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Rapidly rising transboundary atmospheric pollution from industrial and urban sources in Southeast Asia and its implications for regional sustainable development by Chen, Qinqin, McGowan, Suzanne, Gouramanis, Chris, Fong, Letisha, Balasubramanian, Rajasekhar, Taylor, David

“…Transboundary atmospheric pollution is a major concern throughout much of Southeast Asia (SEA), although most attention has, to date, focused on episodic haze…”
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Potential anthropogenic regime shifts in three freshwater lakes in Tropical East Asia by Bannister, Wayne, McGowan, Suzanne, Santos‐Borja, Adelina C., Quak, Justin, Fong, Letisha S., Mendoza, Milette, Papa, Rey Donne Soriano, Taylor, David

“…Regime shifts in ecology are characterised by major, often abrupt changes in ecosystem structure and functioning in response to one or more driving variables,…”
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Terrestrial and Aquatic Carbon Dynamics in Tropical Peatlands under Different Land Use Types: A Systematic Review Protocol by Sigit D. Sasmito, Pierre Taillardat, Letisha S. Fong, Jonathan W. F. Ren, Hanna Sundahl, Lahiru Wijedasa, Aditya Bandla, Nura Arifin-Wong, Ashwin Sridhar Sudarshan, Suria Tarigan, Muh Taufik, Sorain J. Ramchunder, Massimo Lupascu, David Taylor

“…Peatlands are both responding to and influencing climate change. While numerous studies on peatland carbon dynamics have been published in boreal and temperate…”
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