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Green Pulse Podcast Recap

As energy prices rise, what is Singapore's stance on nuclear, renewable energy?

Our podcast episodes for March explore Singapore’s nuclear energy potential and ASEAN’s strategies for achieving energy security amid rising global fossil fuel volatility.
Our podcast episodes for March explore Singapore’s nuclear energy potential and ASEAN’s strategies for achieving energy security amid rising global fossil fuel volatility.

Cameras deployed in areas identified by town councils improved detection of high-rise littering: NEA

An offender was fined $2,800 after being caught on surveillance cameras littering from a unit multiple times within a two-week period.
An offender was fined $2,800 after being caught on surveillance cameras littering from a unit multiple times within a two-week period.

2025 a year of weather extremes for S’pore, with hottest June and November on record logged: Report

Singapore experienced 29 days of high heat stress in 2025, up from 21 days in 2024.
Singapore experienced 29 days of high heat stress in 2025, up from 21 days in 2024.

Commentary

What do reactions to peregrine falcons, tapirs, crows, cicadas tell of S’poreans’ links to nature?

The differential treatment of animals such as the falcons, tapir, cicadas and crows highlights the tricky relationship that Singapore residents have with wildlife.
The differential treatment of animals such as the falcons, tapir, cicadas and crows highlights the tricky relationship that Singapore residents have with wildlife.

Climate change and Singapore’s adaptation strategy cannot wait for geopolitics to stabilise

As Singapore braces for rising sea levels in the future, both the government and private landowners will share the responsibility for putting coastal protection measures in place.
As Singapore braces for rising sea levels in the future, both the government and private landowners will share the responsibility for putting coastal protection measures in place.

Community farm Edible Garden City to leave Queenstown in June, pondering next steps

ccfarm/ST20260204_202665000327/Ng Sor Luan/Edible Garden City, an urban farm, has to evaluate its options with their lease fast ending in June 2026. Co-founder and chief urban farmer of social enterprise Edible Garden City (EGC), Bjorn Low. 
ccfarm/ST20260204_202665000327/Ng Sor Luan/Edible Garden City, an urban farm, has to evaluate its options with their lease fast ending in June 2026. Co-founder and chief urban farmer of social enterprise Edible Garden City (EGC), Bjorn Low. 

Less than 1% of food in S’pore comes from Middle East, but prices could still go up: Grace Fu

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said increasing fragmentation in climate politics has spurred the need to focus on adaptation now.
Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said increasing fragmentation in climate politics has spurred the need to focus on adaptation now.

Website launched to help people find beverage container return machines for 10-cent refund

Under the scheme, consumers pay a 10-cent deposit for bottled and canned drinks that range from 150ml to 3 litres.
Under the scheme, consumers pay a 10-cent deposit for bottled and canned drinks that range from 150ml to 3 litres.

Green Pulse Podcast

What do higher energy prices and the war in the Middle East mean for renewables?

Watching oil and gas prices soar might be alarming, but consider whether this geopolitical crisis could finally be the catalyst to break ASEAN’s addiction to fossil fuels and accelerate the shift to renewables.
Watching oil and gas prices soar might be alarming, but consider whether this geopolitical crisis could finally be the catalyst to break ASEAN’s addiction to fossil fuels and accelerate the shift to renewables.

Hotter weather due to El Nino expected in Singapore from July, says Met service

South-east Asia could also be hit by a more intense El Nino than previous years, according to some international weather scientists.
South-east Asia could also be hit by a more intense El Nino than previous years, according to some international weather scientists.

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