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Singapore to reduce Semakau waste by 30% under first Zero Waste Master Plan | Video

Junn Loh 2019 - byline
By Junn Loh (Updated: )

Singapore plans to reduce the waste sent to its only landfill by 30 per cent each day, under the country’s first Zero Waste Master Plan. Junn Loh reports.

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  • waste
  • environment
  • Pulau Semakau
  • recycling

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