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Human have to re-learn how to live in harmony with earth: Balakrishnan

SINGAPORE: Environment and Water Resources Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan said human beings will have to re-learn how to live in harmony with the earth.
 
Human have to re-learn how to live in harmony with earth: Balakrishnan

SINGAPORE: Environment and Water Resources Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan said human beings will have to re-learn how to live in harmony with the earth.

Ms Vivian Balakrishnan needs to re-learn how not to betray Singaporeans.
 
Human have to re-learn how to live in harmony with earth: Balakrishnan

SINGAPORE: Environment and Water Resources Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan said human beings will have to re-learn how to live in harmony with the earth.

Walk the talk and practise what you preach. Shut down the polluting industries on Jurong Island.
 
PAPies continue to live in a world of denial!

In recent separate reports, the World Wide Fund (WWF) ranked Singapore as having the highest per capita carbon footprint in Asia
while Canada’s University of British Columbia (UBC) called it the “unhealthiest” country with the worst ecological deficit of 152 countries.

Among 152 countries, Singapore ranked last in the Eco2 ecological and environmental health index devised by researchers at the UBC
Fisheries Centre and the Global Footprint Network which studied consumption and natural resources data over a 10-year period from
1997 and 2007.

According to official statistics, Singapore emitted more than 43.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels in 2010.

EnergyAsia, April 4 2012, Wednesday
 
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Walk the talk and practise what you preach. Shut down the polluting industries on Jurong Island.

And put them where? I would prefer them to make them less polluting instead.
 
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Ya, that helps alot because it's so much further away right? Out of sight, out of mind...riiight.

That's what they did with waste disposal. Why are there no landfills on the main island of Singapore? The incinerated waste is transported to Pulau Semakau. Out of sight, out of mind.
 
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