How Singapore Is Trying to Build a Climate-Proof City | Momentum

[@Dusty_617]

As an American. I’m in awe in how advanced other cities are. Especially PUBLIC TRANSIT

[@JBaxter-pi8oj]

Thank you for sharing these incredible innovations. To plant trees to maximize natural breezes demonstrates just how detailed and thorough the analyses of these problems are. And floating solar farms are ingenious in that it protects the water, reduces evaporation and also encourages wildlife! So much to learn. Best wishes!

[@mareecuree]

despite the fact that singapore is warmer than my home country, i still love going there. while it's also not perfect in there, i see their environmental efforts.

[@mashiroinoue]

Singapore is too warm for me. I highly respect the Singaporeans for living in such heat and still become an economic power house. Would love to visit again in the future!

[@adrianhough5059]

Very inspiring video……well done Singapore!

[@chrismanchin]

Well done Singapore 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@amazon4716]

This is an example if you let the Chinese people create and not restrict what they can do. Over 70% of people in Singapore are Chinese 😊

[@plamen-vt]

Singapore average wind speeds range from 2 to 3 meters per second. Even current special low-wind turbines have cut-in speed of 3 meters

[@deniselee1900]

Solar reservior = 16,000 + 40,000 flats at peak? Barely meeting 4% of household demand at best?

[@Tiger_Woo_dds]

Climate proof city.😊 Enter Mother Nature...

[@jansveen]

If all should build as Singapore, live the life of people there, have the usage of energy, this planet would colapse very soon.

[@Riomojo]

Yes, but it’s called Melbourne :)

[@georgewachira2564]

😂

[@NadidLinchestein]

I live in Melbourne

[@tailsorange2872]

@@georgewachira2564 MelBourne? More MALBurned

[@EK-hd7fr]

Ideal country for electric cars, but sadly the fossil addiction is strong.

[@vhol93]

Great

[@ijchua]

Equatic does not make sense. It will take more energy to electrolyze water and capture carbon than burning hydrogen. Singapore needs to look into small modular nuclear reactors.

[@RAM-km8bx]

ALL THANKS TO PAP GOVT 🙏

[@sufiansaidon5600]

How could average Singaporeans even care about the environment when we can barely afford to live day-to-day? Just scratch the shiny surface a little bit and you’ll see.

[@tritonyeah]

spend less on bubble tea la

[@sufiansaidon5600]

@@tritonyeah Yup sure. That'll solve it.

[@cormoran_strike]

Then don't care about it so you'll pay an even bigger price.

[@jjhenry3338]

BTO 4ROOM S$550-750K, how to pay for wife and kids?

[@Lando-kx6so]

Football fields*

[@akashsxo]

NO

[@g00rb4u]

Great argument /s

[@sturmbrecher88]

What helps in lowering ambient temperature is an artificial waterfall. Constant stream of water spray would keep the surroundings cool

[@louie8346]

Wait did she just say affordable housing. Lady not everyone is carrying $1m in their pockets

[@lingth]

What kind of housing cost $1m .. I guess my "tiny" apartment with 1 bedroom, 1 kitchen, 1 living room, 1 toilet ..for 1 person is just $142k and I am fine with it..

[@chrismanchin]

spacious HDB only available to the Singaporeans.

[@chrismanchin]

I heard the HDB is less than $200,000

[@kodaiflow2]

@@chrismanchin what country do you think they are referring too?

[@jjhenry3338]

​@@chrismanchintio bo, BTO 4room S$550-750k leh, haven't count renovation and furnishing.

[@clownbooface2624]

Affordable what??

[@lamakdaruwala]

Affordable housing? U gotta be joking.

[@TechenZz]

Vastly more affordable than most densely populated cities.

[@Johnne009]

In other countries, living in an expensive city is a choice. ​@@TechenZz

[@jasatan]

Definitely more affordable than Hong Kong's

[@tenwhite769]

If it is not affordable, how come 90% have a home? This contradiction is gonna make gonna make your statement straight to the bin

[@NaeemRiaz]

NO

[@idk-ll6yv]

No