When it comes to taking climate action, every action counts — whether it comes from a community group, a school, a business or even individuals like you and me. And that’s exactly the aim of Climate Action Week (CAW) that’s happening from 19 — 25 September this year — to…

The sustainability movement is gaining momentum globally, with growing awareness and calls to act on environmental and social challenges. This has resulted in active steps being taken by various stakeholders to address these issues. In line with this, we see an increasing demand by customers for more sustainable products and…

Laptops, handphones, TVs, refrigerators… Try taking a look around your home and counting the number of electrical devices you own. Does the number shock you? Now, consider what happens to these devices when they are spoilt and discarded, becoming what we know as e-waste. E-waste refers to electrical and electronic…

These enterprising businesses aren’t letting opportunities go to waste, by turning unwanted throwaways into viable products. It’s such a waste to waste. In fact, there is serious opportunity in recycling and reducing waste, with the World Economic Forum estimating the circular economy to generate US$4.5 trillion (S$6.1 …

At the Kingfisher Wetlands, a new 15,000 sq m nature sanctuary at Gardens by the Bay, white-breasted water hens paddle leisurely amongst lotuses, while iridescent dragonflies dart above the water’s surface. …

Whether it is in Science class, Values-in-Action projects, school events or CCA, students in Singapore schools have many opportunities to engage in a variety of environmental issues. …

INTRODUCTION You probably already know that Singapore has a flourishing, high-tech farming scene, which is part of our 30 by 30 goal to build up our agri-food industry’s capability and capacity to produce 30% of our nutritional needs locally and sustainably by 2030. But households can have the capability to…

In the face of the climate crisis, Singapore aims to harness sustainability as a competitive economic advantage. Under the Green Economy pillar of the Singapore Green Plan 2030, we will be seeking green growth opportunities to create new jobs and transform our industries. …

Singapore has long taken the approach of adopting innovations methodically, and its approach to becoming a net-zero city is no different. Four case studies show how an integrated approach can be used to promote greater sustainability. Every city will have a different journey to net zero, but Singapore could provide…