Litter; waste pollution – a hidden problem in our supposedly spotless Garden City. Firstly, we should define waste pollution. It is man-made waste, mainly made up of plastic litter, discarded in the environment. This includes plastic bottles, bags, and wrappers, while natural waste, such as dried leaves and fruits, do not count. To investigate the… Read More The Hidden Enemy: Litter
An investigation into the light pollution in Singapore… Read More Light Pollution: A probe into its causes and effects
There are different types of pollution, such as light and water. These can be seen for the most part. A more invisible yet highly talked about pollution is air pollution.… Read More Air Pollution – Still a Problem for Singaporeans?
Despite its claim to be a city in a garden, Singapore experiences massive amounts of man-made noise pollution. Although the National Environmental agency (NEA) has placed some restraints on the issue (Noise Pollution Overview, 2020), the amount of noise pollution that residents experience is still greater than that which they are willing to accept. The… Read More Man’s great cacophony: Noise pollution hurts Singapore wildlife
