The harshest impacts of climate change have been elsewhere so far, but a report published on Monday indicates that Singapore must brace itself for tougher times ahead.
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The public sector wants to lead by example on climate change, by bringing down the carbon emissions it produces ahead of national targets, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu said yesterday.