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The enormous sand imports from Cambodia finally stopped in November 2016, when Singapore's Ministry of National Development disavowed them. The Cambodian government followed in July 2017. A sand stockpile waiting for shipment in Koh Kong province, Cambodia.
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Key players in Cambodia's sand sector in 2009 – 2010 7 3. drEdGinG up dirt: The impact of Cambodia's unregulated sand sector 18 4. ShiftinG SandS: Failure of regulatory frameworks to govern Cambodia's sand sector 22 5. thE rolE of SinGaporE: Importer of Cambodia's sand 27 6. hEadS in thE Sand: Cambodia's donors – is this effective ...
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Singapore has been a major backer of Cambodia and its post-war reconstruction. But much of the relationship has been built on sand. The island-state desperately needs clean, salt free sand for its ...
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Singapore declared that it imported 73.6 million tonnes of sand from Cambodia since 2007. However, the Cambodian government reported that it only exported 2.7 million tonnes of sand to Singapore ...
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Singapore's thirst for sand to increase land reclamation and construction is driving an ecologically damaging sand-dredging industry in Cambodia, according to a report by a non-governmental ...
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The Cambodia Daily reported Chhay as saying: 'I think that the Singapore side is trying to hide something. They are not honest with us.' 7. The controversy remains unresolved. Meanwhile, in April Mother Nature's activists discovered that construction of a sand-washing facility was under way deep inside a national protected area.
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The scarcity of sand in the city has forced construction companies to import sand mined from the Mekong River in Cambodia. A consignment of sand from Cambodia …
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As Singapore dredges sand out from beneath Cambodia's mangrove forests, an ecosystem, a communal way of life, and one woman's relationship to her home face e...
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Cambodia, perhaps attempting to downplay the environmental impact, insists that somewhere between 2.7 million and 16.2 million tons of sand left the country for Singapore …
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An environmental and human rights group has called on Singapore to suspend all sand imports from Cambodia. A new report released by London-based Global Witness today claims that Cambodia's sand trade is thriving despite a recent sand export ban by its Prime Minister, and that Singapore is the primary consumer of sand exported from Cambodia.
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In the past, Singapore has sourced sand from Southeast Asian countries, but a UN report last year warned that unregulated sand mining in the Mekong basin was hurting habitats in Laos, Thailand and Cambodia. The UN report, which singled Singapore out for criticism, noted that global demand for sand has increased three-fold in 20 years.
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SINGAPORE — The Republic stopped importing sand from Cambodia after a ban took effect in Nov last year, said the Ministry of National Development (MND) as the issue of sand …
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Sand is the third most used resource on the planet, and around 50 billion tons of sand and gravel are used around the world every year. Over-mining for sand will cause environmental damage to the coast, and this has been reported to have happened in Cambodia before. Singapore does import sand.
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Singapore has denied accusations that it illegally imported sand from Cambodia, saying "strict controls" are in place to ensure contractors source sand legally and in …
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Singapore, which prides itself on being one of the most environmentally friendly nations in Asia, is expanding its coastline with irresponsibly dredged sand from Cambodia, according to a report ...
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