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Is it necessary for Singapore, a small nation, to embark on the Green Initiative?

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Is it necessary for Singapore, a small nation, to embark on the Green Initiative?

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Yes, it is necessary for Singapore to embark on the Green initiative because we are an urban country which has many factories and air-polluting vehicles that produce harmful gases that pollute the air.

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How can Singapore embark on the Green Initiative?

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How can Singapore embark on the Green Initiative?

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If Singapore has more green spaces and more trees and plants, it will help to reduce the negative effects of air pollution by factories, vehicles and machines. This is because plants take in CO2 in the process of photosynthesis and produce O2 in return. Hence, to help mitigate the harmful effects of air pollution in Singapore, plants are indeed necessary

Residents in Singapore should also strive to use energy efficient appliances, and install energy saving options. We should also look to other forms of energy, such as solar energy, instead of depending solely on fossil fuels.

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Eco-friendly smart buildings in Singapore

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Eco-friendly smart buildings in Singapore

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1. CapitaGreen
2. Tree House Condominium
3. NTU School of Art, Design and Media
4. Oasia Hotel
5. Eco Sanctuary

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Eco-friendly smart cities in the world (1)

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Eco-friendly smart cities in the world (1)

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Vancouver, British Columbia
Compared to other cities of its size, Vancouver scored incredibly well in C02 emissions and air quality, due in part to the city’s emphasis on promoting green energy and its use of hydropower. Vancouver has vowed to reduce emissions by 33% by 2020.

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Eco-friendly smart cities in the world (2)

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Eco-friendly smart cities in the world (2)

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Curitiba, Brazil
Of all the cities on the South American Siemens Index, only Curitiba scores above average in the green rankings. After building one of the planet’s first large-scale, rapid-transit bus systems in the 1960s and developing a world-leading recycling program in the 1980s, the southern Brazilian city continues to be environmentally forward-thinking. In fact, the heavy use of public transportation means Curitiba has one of the highest air qualities in the index.