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Smart Meters and Sensors: These tools help track how much water we’re using and help save it!

Using Tech to Help the Environment: Technology makes it easier to find new ways to save and use water wisely.

Cool Buildings and Water-saving Features

Smart Buildings: Some buildings in Singapore are designed to save water, like using rainwater to water plants or saving water in toilets and taps.

How We Can Help: Learn how we can make our own homes and schools use less water. Aquaponics?

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Impact of Climate Change on Water Availability:

Explain how rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns affect water resources.

Adaptation Strategies: How Singapore is adapting to these challenges through infrastructure and innovation.

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Challenges and the need for water conservation: Despite being a water-scarce country, Singapore has developed sustainable methods to overcome challenges.

How?

NEWater: Singapore’s Success in Water Recycling

How NEWater Works: Explain the process of wastewater treatment and how it is purified for reuse.

Contribution to Water Supply: Show how much NEWater contributes to the country’s water supply.

Technological Innovations: Highlight Singapore's leadership in water recycling technology.

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The Four National Taps:

Highlight the four key sources of water in Singapore—local catchment water, imported water, NEWater (recycled water), and desalinated water.

Public Awareness Campaigns: Showcase the initiatives that have raised awareness, such as the “Every Drop Counts” campaign.

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Why do we need water? What do we consume water for?

If we don’t save water, we might run out when we really need it.

How Can We Help?

Everyone can do their part to save water by turning off taps and using water-saving tools.

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Research and share at least 3 new information about water conversation.

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You can find the shortlisted entries from 2024 below this post.

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High grade reclaimed water is known as NEWater. NEWater is recycled from treated sewage used water using a rigorous three step purification process.The three steps are ultra filtration,reverse osmosis and ultra violet disinfection(UV).

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If we don't save water, the future holds potential consequences such as water scarcity, droughts, food shortages, and environmental degradation. Communities could face water rationing, economic challenges, and conflicts over water resources, negatively impacting both human well-being and the planet's ecosystems.

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Increased Temperatures:

Rising global temperatures lead to increased evaporation, potentially causing water scarcity in some regions while increasing atmospheric moisture, which can lead to more intense rainfall and flooding in others

Extreme Weather Events:

Climate change is linked to more frequent and intense extreme weather events, such as floods and droughts, which can damage water infrastructure, contaminate water sources, and displace communities.

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There would be a shortage in water and people will not have clean water to drink, affecting their health.Plants would also die as they are living things, causing a shortage in food. Natalie

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Technology plays a crucial role in water conservation through efficient irrigation systems, smart water management, and the development of water-saving devices, ultimately contributing to sustainable water practices and resource management

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Increasing evaporation,leading to reduced water ability in lakes,rivers,and reservoirs,while also causing more intense rainfall events that can overwhelm drainage systems,leading to flooding.

utilizing a "Four National Taps" strategy, which includes sourcing water from local catchments, importing water, desalination of seawater, and recycling treated wastewater into high-grade reclaimed water called "NEWater",

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Singapore does not just depend on one source of water.We have four sources of water,which are known as the Four National Taps.

Water from local catchment is rainwater that is captured by the reservoir

Imported water is water that is bought from Malaysia

NEWater is a recycled water

Desalinated water is sea water drawn from the sea which is turned into fresh drinking water

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Advance leak detection system

Waste water processing technology

Rainwater harvesting systems

Water efficient appliances

Artificial intelligence and water conversation

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With no natural water resources, Singapore has progressively created more surface water reservoirs, building on the first three reservoirs at MacRitchie, Seletar and Peirce, to 17 reservoirs. Today, two-thirds of the island is water catchment.