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International Report
The Ocean Conservancy released the 2009 report, "A Rising Tide of Ocean Debris and What We Can Do About It." - link
Posters
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Video and Audio
Local
The Kranji Mangrove Cleanup 2004 - Link. A video by Wesley Wong. 5 min 40s.
News Radio Interview, 2002 Donna Cheng of NewsRadio FM93.8's Living Room chats with Kate Thome (ICCS founder) and Airani S. (Data Manager) about the International Coastal Cleanup Singapore (4th January 2005).
International
Coastal Cleanup - Link. A video from National Geographic. 2 min 53s. See also "Great Lakes Cleanup" and "Mediterranean Cleanup".
A Rising Tide of Ocean Debris - Link. A promotional video from the Ocean Conservancy, 2009. 1 min 25s.
Start a Sea Change: Join us for an international cleanup! - Link. A promotional video from the Ocean Conservancy, 2008. 0 min 33s
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Magazine Articles
"Battling
the curse of Marine Litter," - link by
N. Sivasothi, Nature Watch Vol 10, No. 3 Jul-Sep 2002.
"International Coastal Cleanup (Mangrove)," - link by
N. Sivasothi, Raffles Museum Newsletter No. 2, 15 Apr 2002.
Newspaper Articles
ICC Singapore News Blog - link to more articles (2007-)
"Here's the dirt on S'pore's beaches," - link
by Radha Basu, The Straits Times, 5th Dec 2005. Article written after interviews based on the 2005 cleanup.
"Clean, Green Singapore? Not the beaches," - link
by Radha Basu, The Straits Times, 22 Oct 2004.
Article written after interviews based on the 2004 cleanup.
"Say no to plastic bags," - link
by Lee U-Wen. Today, 18 Apr 2007.
Article part of a continuing debate; Habitatnews appends related links.
Litter
in drains could find way to the water supply - PUB chairman - link.
The Straits Times, 6th Sep 2002.
Local News
News
from Habitatnews By N. Sivasothi

Coastal Cleanup news and issues - link - view.
Marine Life news and issues - link - view.
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"Plastic bags in the news," - link. - efforts and discussion to reduce the use of plastic bags.
"Reduce, reuse, recycle (Singapore)," - link.
  - issues, policies and discussions, including consumption.
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International Resources
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"Tracking Trash: Flotsam, Jetsam, and the Science of Ocean Motion" (Scientists in the Field) (Hardcover), by Loree Griffin Burns. 64 pages, Houghton Mifflin (March 26, 2007). Ages 9-12. Available at Amazon for USD 12.24. |
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