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  • How a giant grid bottleneck is threatening climate goals

How a giant grid bottleneck is threatening climate goals

July 03, 2023 3:35 PM Grids are still configured to handle electricity generated in massive coal, gas and nuclear plants built in the 20th century. Read More

Shoppers still using plastic bags on day 1 of mandatory disposable bag charge cite convenience, habit

Some still prefer the convenience of plastic bags for groceries, while others have yet to form the habit of bringing their own bags. Read More

Shoppers still using plastic bags on day 1 of mandatory disposable bag charge cite convenience, habit

Some still prefer the convenience of plastic bags for groceries, while others have yet to form the habit of bringing their own bags. Read More

‘I can’t afford to buy a new van’: London’s expanding clean air zone sparks debate

July 03, 2023 3:17 PM London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone is due to expand next month, making it one of the world’s largest to tackle air pollution. Read More

Oil giants drill deep as profits trump climate concerns

July 03, 2023 3:00 PM Global upstream oil and gas investments are forecast to rise by 11% this year, the highest level since 2015. Read More

DPM Lawrence Wong to replace Tharman Shanmugaratnam as MAS chairman

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19 wild boars trapped and removed from Bukit Panjang since May after recent attacks

Exclusion fences have been effective in keeping out wild boars, says Mr Tan Kiat How. Read More

Shanmugam says he rented Ridout Road property to prepare for sale of family home, not profiting from rental

Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan also explained his decision to rent a Ridout Road property, saying he wanted to bring his family, including grandchildren, under one roof.Read More

Shanmugam says he rented Ridout Road property to prepare for sale of family home, not profiting from rental

Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam also said he had taken steps “to deal with any perceived or potential conflict of interest” over his rental of the black-and-white colonial…

All stakeholders, including non-employees, affected by Singapore Turf Club redevelopment will receive assistance

The government’s announcement to redevelop the Singapore Turf Club site, effectively ending horse racing in Singapore in October 2024, was met with dismay and shock from the industry. Read More