Factors are population growth and sharp decline, as the movement of natural resources of the planet for long-term use in the form of resources, some countries like Singapore, catch bulls at the horns, solve various initiatives and start solving problems independently. In this case, the implementation of measures to promote the irreversible process of combating climate change and the fight against environmental sustainability begins.

The Government of Singapore opened a document explaining the National Climate Change Strategy, a plan established in the country to address climate change, developed by a committee of policy Experts, a wide range of strategies have been developed, including reducing harmful emissions in all areas of the environment, adapting to the effects of climate change, and using the"green growth"option, and a number of actions planned in this direction have been implemented in cooperation with organizations and individuals i'm not.

According to experts, paying particular attention to the location of the document on the resolution of greenhouse gases, its volume should reach 77.2 million tons by 2020.year. According to Singapore's National Climate Change Office, such emissions will also come from manufacturing, which accounts for about 60% of emissions. Meanwhile, Singapore's retail growth and business environment will play a major role in emissions in the construction sector, which is expected to account for almost 14% of total production.

"Energy efficiency is one of the key strategies of the country due to the lack of alternative energy, hydropower and nuclear energy," the Singapore government said in an official statement.

"(Nuclear power plant) is a very long-term choice for Singapore's population density, even if possible."This first event, which helps the Singapore Environmental Council (SEC), is an important part of the government's efforts to achieve the goal of environmental sustainability"Zero waste" indicator G1 organizers said that Singapore, among other things, the exhibition aimed at reducing carbon emissions, as well as raising awareness about the environment and population, performance In fact, more information I learn This is not the other way more I make sure their government works for citizens! And most importantly, he does not think about how to live a chic life today, but cares about tomorrow, I say that in 20 years, it means that the children will grow up, how the environment will change, what will happen in the near future, and most importantly, how it will affect the current behavior.

In addition, some countries, such as Singapore, trust them more, human capital, environmental sustainability and climate change planning are very important. Natural resources are limited, but at the same time, economic development occupies an important position in industrial and technological progress.

The government encourages companies to improve their industrial schemes to improve energy efficiency and create more rational use of resources in this area.

Proper use of natural resources is also important for the health and well-being of the population. The government aims to transform Singapore into a"garden city", including a network of nature reserves and parks, to distinguish typical Singapore from other "concrete jungles" and the world's financial centers. A real breath of clean national air, especially compared with major Asian cities such as Hong Kong and Shanghai. These factors contribute to enhancing the high quality of life in Singapore, and I award the title "The city most suitable for Asian and expats". We live on a very small planet, where everything is connected. Now they are in charge of the future of their people to understand that this is just the beginning. The environmental agenda is getting bigger every year, and governments, companies and entrepreneurs from different countries are gathering the voices of some students. "Green" technology and awareness of the environment have become part of our daily lives.

We use the resources of the Earth as if they belong

20. Over the centuries, world production has grown 20 times. This is mainly due to the improvement of people's well-being and quality of life. For example, the infant mortality rate in the modern world halved in 1990.Life expectancy has increased over the past 50 years from 59 to 73 years.

Currently, 7.6 billion people do not live on Earth, but this is only 0.01% of the weight of all living things. However, this has already led to the death of mankind, 83% of all wild mammals and half of all plants, analysts at the World Economic Forum (WEF) said, the natural release year in 2020. Existing models of economic cycles, production and consumption, land use and urbanization, industry and trade are fundamentally correcting the impact that people have on nature.

Mankind consumes 50% more natural resources than the Earth can modernize. If this trend continues, because within 30 years to meet the needs of the Earth will need 3 planets.

We are now in a situation where it is clear that if we continue to consume and produce at the same pace, this planet will have little chance of survival for future generations. A man can no longer undo the effects of his nature

At 0.9 degrees in 1880. In 2017, the average temperature of the planet has increased to more than 50 percent of its growth over the past 3 years 2 years. The main cause of anthropogenic impacts on the climate is the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, in particular carbon dioxide. The temperature of the world's oceans is getting higher, eternal snow and ice are melting. Extreme natural phenomena are increasingly occurring, such as droughts, floods, hurricanes, and fires. I endure the destruction of infrastructure, hunger and lack of clean water.

Wildlife habitats are changing-melting ice in the Himalayas has reduced snow leopard populations, and rising water temperatures have been linked to the coral world's oceans, where 100 million species of plants and animals are on the verge of extinction. In 2019-8, the complete glacier disappeared. The Okiokul Glacier was officially buried in Iceland. According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), there will be very little ice cover in the Arctic for the next 10 years.