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Nature s key role in climate action in the spotlight at COP28 | News | Eco-Business

Nature s key role in climate action in the spotlight at COP28 | News | Eco-Business
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Prestige Ball 2023 at Capitol Theatre pays tribute to cinema

Prestige Ball 2023 at Capitol Theatre pays tribute to cinema
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Early-stage sustainable ventures pay off despite ticket size and risks: family office Rumah Group | Alternatives

From ocean protection funds to turtle conservation and eco-tourism ventures, Singapore-based single-family office Rumah Group marries personal interests with early-stage impact investing.

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You may have to recycle drink cans and bottles soon to get back your deposit

AsiaOne has launched EarthOne, a new section dedicated to environmental issues because we love the planet and we believe science. Find articles like this there. By mid-2024, consumers seeking to quench their thirst from a canned or bottled drink will likely have to fork out 10 to 20 cents more. However, this extra cost can be redeemed if consumers.

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Canned and bottled drinks to come with a 10-20-cent deposit by mid-2024, redeemable when recycled

Singapore News - By mid-2024, consumers seeking to quench their thirst from a canned or bottled drink will likely have to fork out 10 to 20 cents more. However, this extra cost can be redeemed if consumers return their empty bottles and cans for recycling at any of the beverage container. Read more at www.tnp.sg

Bukit batokSingapore generalNational university of singaporeAmy khorJia lileRumah groupNational environment agencyExtended producer responsibilitySenior ministerEnvironment amy khorKathlyn tanProfessor jia lileNational university