Young, Dumb, and Apparently Too Concerned About Singapore’s Environmental Heritage
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Andriel Cheong, 24, is a sociology and political science undergraduate at Singapore Management University and co-founder of the Ichthyological Society of Singapore (ichthyology is the study of fish).
In this op-ed for RICE, he argues that environmental heritage and sociocultural value should carry as much weight as the tangible, measurable metrics in impact assessments for Singapore’s development projects.
Top image: Andriel Cheong
First it was Maju Forest. Then came Western
In this op-ed for RICE, he argues that environmental heritage and sociocultural value should carry as much weight as the tangible, measurable metrics in impact assessments for Singapore’s development projects.
Top image: Andriel Cheong
First it was Maju Forest. Then came Western
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