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Why We Should Have The Green Corridor

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by Eugene Tay Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing. – Oscar Wilde Nature Society (Singapore) (NSS) has submitted a proposal,The Green Corridor: A Proposal to Keep the Railway Lands as a Continous Green Corridor, to the Singapore government on 21 October 2010. NSS proposes to retain the current KTM [...]

March 26th, 2011 | Posted in Biodiversity,Green Travel/Tourism | Read More »

Go Green with SMRT: Using Public Transport in Singapore

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By Bhavani Prakash How convenient is Singapore’s public transport system to use, and does it serve as role model for other Asian cities? How is one nation’s public transport a global issue? Learn about “GO GREEN WITH SMRT” – the public awareness campaign by Singapore’s multi-modal transport operator, and take a small quiz to win [...]

June 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Green Travel/Tourism | Read More »

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