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Yes. Many policies have been put in place to combat the worsening of climate change to our tropical country and there are plans to put in place campaigns and whatnot to help us prevent climate change altogether.

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No, because most people that i have talked to turn on the air conditioner when they go to sleep :/
talk about newater and picking up trash, how about we start by sleeping with only the fan on ya

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Yes. Singapore, in recognition of the existential threat climate change poses to the island, unveiled its Green Plan 2030 earlier this year. Under the Paris Agreement, Singapore is committed to halve carbon emissions by 2050.Singapore 's community and businesses work together with the government in making climate-friendly habits and practices a way of life.

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yes because its one of the cleanest place in the world

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yes. but even if we want to help with climate change, systems put in place eg. school pre-order system which makes us use disposables. hence, we sometimes are indirect contributors to climate change

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Yes. We charge money to pay for packaging to reduce plastic use (and to gain profit)

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They have stepped up to make a change and achieve it by doing what they can. As they are only have limited resources and laws, they reach out to the government for extra help. This shows how they try to find a way around what they cant do. Like how from individually pick up bottles, they can ask the government for help to start green campaigns

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Singaporeans more often than not choose comfort and convenience over the appropriate actions needed to combat climate change. Climate change also seems foreign to Singaporeans, as we live in a false sense of security, in a little bubble, unaware of its dangers. The climate change is simply gases whose properties capture heat energy within the infrared heat zone. While our government has been trying to cut down on carbon emissions, many Singaporeans still own a car despite the wide array of public transport present. Based on these observations, it is evident that Singaporeans will need to work together to combat it. We have the goals, but not the actions!

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no, because we go for whatever most convenient for us

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I believe Singaporeans care about climate change, because nowadays more environmental movements are gaining track in SG to try to save the environment. For example the SG Climate Rally, where they push for climate justice in Singapore to ensure a fair future for all Singaporeans.

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yes. singapore has many activities and movements to battle climate change. one example is the SG 2030 Green Plan, which will strive to make Singapore a greener and cleaner country