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Start of cleaning of Singapore River and Kallang Basin
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Clean and Green Week
Campaign that comprises activities and events that let Singaporeans experience hands-on how to care for the environment as well as explore themes and issues relevant to the environment. -
First Singapore Green Plan
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ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution
Calls for parties to undertake among others:
- Legislative and administrative measures to prevent and control activities related to land and forest fires that may result in transboundary haze pollution
- National as well as joint actions to intensify regional and international co-operation to prevent, assess and monitor transboundary haze pollution arising from land and forest fires -
Updated the Singapore Green Plan 2012
Singapore's ten-year plan for achieving sustainable development.
Targets: Reduce the ambient Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM 2.5) level to within an annual average of 15µg/Nm3 by 2014.
Increase catchment areas to 67% of Singapore's land surface.
Establish more parks and green linkages. -
Sustainable Singapore Blueprint
Targets: Reduce the level of fi ne particles in
the air (PM2.5) to 12μg/m3 and cap Sulphur
Dioxide (SO2) levels at 15μg/m3 by 2020, and
maintain the same levels up to 2030.
Improve accessibility for
pedestrians and cyclists and have 70% of all
journeys made via public transport.
Redue domestic water consumption to 140L per
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Transboundary Haze Pollution Bill
Impose fines of up to S$2 million on companies that cause or contribute to transboundary haze pollution in Singapore.