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Singaporeans suggest long-term strategies to reduce carbon emissions by 2030

Singaporeans

on how to make Singapore cleaner

and greener, offering their valuable suggestions

The National Climate Change Secretariat (NCCS), Singapore

launched an online public consultation exercise

to seek public feedback on its long-term strategy for

reducing Singapore's carbon emissions beyond 2030

It hopes to gather views on measures and actions that
the government, businesses, households and individuals can take
to become a low-carbon city
to minimize carbon emissions

The National Climate Change Secretariat, Singapore

is under the Prime Minister's Office, Singapore.

It is responsible for overseeing Singapore's

domestic and international policies on climate change

It is developing a strategy
building on Singapore's ongoing efforts
to fulfill its commitments under the Paris Agreement.
Singapore has pledged to reduce
its emissions intensity by 36% by 2030 from 2005 levels

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Singapore will spend 400 million Singapore dollars on upgrading its drainage system.

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