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Singapore’s first public sector sustainability report: no bottled water

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Singapore is leading other Southeast Asian countries by releasing its first government sustainability report. Besides carbon reduction achievements, the government has announced the gradual elimination of single-use items.

For instance, meetings will no longer provide bottled water, and the indoor temperature in government buildings will be maintained at 25 degrees Celsius. Singapore is also actively advancing the provisions of the Paris Agreement Article 6.2, actively engaging in carbon credit transfer agreements with various countries.

Singapore released the first sustainability report on  Dec.15. (Photo: lifeforstock)

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