" Did You Know… "
Recycling plays a key part in reducing global warming and climate change.
In Singapore,
60,000 tonnes
of electronic waste is generated annually.
This is equivalent to discarding
70 mobile phones
per person.
(Source: Towards Zero Waste)
For a land-scarce state like Singapore, the Smart Waste Management System can be a great solution to turn waste into energy or biochar, which keeps the country cleaner and greener.
In 2017,
809,800 tonnes
of food waste was generated and
only 16% were recycled.
The rest of it is incinerated and sent to our precious landfills.
(Source: National Environment Agency)From 1948 to 2016, Singapore’s annual mean temperatures rose at an average rate of
0.25°C
per decade
and the daily mean temperature are projected to increase by
1.4 °C to 4.6 °C
Since 2007, Singapore’s energy consumption has increased by
17%.
That’s equivalent to adding $1,000 annually to the utilities bill of the average household.
(Source: National Environment Agency)
Temperatures in
Singapore may hit
40°C
by 2045.
This will increase the demand for air-conditioning.
(Source: Centre for Climate Research Singapore)
Air-conditioning is also a huge contributor to Singapore’s rising temperatures.
Just
1°C
can make a
10% difference
to your energy bill.
(Source: The Straits Times)You can
Go Green
with paying your bills.
Start being more sustainable by opting for paperless ways to receive and pay your bills such as through apps.
You can
track your
carbon
footprint
and contribute to Singapore’s sustainability goals.
Monitor your household’s carbon emission and see how your carbon footprint compares to the rest of Singapore.
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