Example :

Allows for higher yield and precise control of various elements like oxygen levels, waste and feed

Pros :

Good source of protein and suitable for land-scarce Singapore.

Lesser people get sick from eating fish, diseases linked to fish include Edwardsiellosis, Streptococcus iniae, Erysipelothrix, Burkholderia pseudomallei, and Klebsiella.

Improve production capacity, mitigate against climate change and disease, and even create more nutritious food.

Cons :

• High cost of maintenance – Technology can be quite costly to implement and maintain. ...

• Uneducated farmers – Most farmers are illiterate, so they may have a hard time embracing technology and using modern machines. ...

• Environmental impact – When people rely too much on machines, they tend to be overused.

E.g. Singapore establishing organisations and agencies to coordinate climate action.

• The Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) oversees how Singapore can be more climate-resilient and creates a national framework and roadmap for climate resilience

• The Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS) conducts research in climate science. This aims to develop understanding of the changing climate in Singapore, which is then used to support Singapore's resilience planning

-A wall constructed along the coast to prevent the sea from advancing onto the land. Seawalls are often designed to provide areas for recreations and leisures.

Outcome: To protect people, properties and environments from coastal floods

B] Polder

-Low-lying land that is surrounded and protected by barriers known as dykes

-excess water is then pumped out from the polder

Outcome: Protects the people, properties and environments from sea level rise and coastal floods.

C]Water storage tanks

-Infrastructure to store excess stormwater during periods of excessive rainfall to slow the water from rushing into canals and drains.

-This prevents flooding in the canals and drains

Can be automated such that eggs can undergo checks faster, and manpower can be allocated to other needs on the farm.

The cages are gently sloped, and the eggs roll down to a conveyor as they are laid. From the houses, the belts lead to an egg collection centre, where they graded and sorted.

Visibly broken or leaking eggs are taken out by hand, before a state-of-the-art grading machine does the job of quality control of 120,000 eggs an hour.

After packing, the eggs are put into crates, which a robotic arm would carry from the conveyor and stack into pallets for delivery.

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For example, in Nepal to cope with prolonged drought,communites are taught that they can plant more drought resistance crops such as apples.

Singapore established organisations and agencies to coordinate climate action like the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) which oversees on how Singapore can be more climate-resilient and creates framework and roadmap for climate resilience.

The Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS) in Climate Science which aims to develop understanding of the changing climate in Singapore which is then used to support Singapore’s resilience planning.

High-tech food production is where science and technology meet food production. Can be monitored remotely in order to ensure crops can be grown in optimal temperatures and conditions to allow grow more – faster and better – with less.