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- Sep 6, 2026
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People care about clean air. Climate action starts there (opens the original)
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As haze returns, the case for acting against pollution in the atmosphere and global warming sharpens [SINGAPORE] Singapore’s sky has just sent us a warning. On Sep 4, the National Environment Agency reported that the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) reached 104 in central Singapore. A PSI between 101 and 200 is considered “unhealthy”, and it is the first time since October 2023 the reading has hit that level. Dry conditions had intensified hot spots over Sumatra and Kalimantan, while sout
Climate change is here. Trying to mitigate it is no longer enough (opens the original)
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It is no longer about preventing tomorrow’s crises, but adapting for today’s realities EVERY year, the world breaks another climate record. Temperatures climb higher. Floods become more destructive. Wildfires grow more intense. Heatwaves last longer. Across Europe and Asia, extreme heatwaves have pushed temperatures to dangerous levels, leading to mounting heat-related deaths. In June 2026, France recorded 5,764 more heatwave-related deaths than usual, the highest excess mortality rate during a
Singapore at 61: How we can ensure opportunity, security and ownership for the next generation (opens the original)
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Universal basic capital gives citizens a stake in nation’s progress, but must complement existing safety nets EVERY National Day, Singaporeans celebrate how a small, resource-scarce island became one of the world’s most successful nations. In six decades, we have built world-class infrastructure, achieved high homeownership rates, developed an excellent education system, and created opportunities that previous generations could scarcely have imagined. Yet, it is also a time to reflect on our fut
Why China’s Belt and Road Initiative will remain relevant despite growing competition (opens the original)
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Rival infrastructural projects are forcing the BRI to evolve LAUNCHED by China in 2013, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has evolved into the world’s most ambitious infrastructure and development programme. It spans 150 countries, encompassing ports, railways, energy pipelines, digital networks and industrial corridors. While the BRI has helped close infrastructure gaps in many developing economies, it has also become synonymous with a host of controversies, such as mounting debt burdens, weak
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