Singapore's Trash Journey #8

[@NasDaily]

To most people, this entire trash process is boring. But for some reason, I got so into it. Here is what I learned!

[@RyderJR]

hi!

[@doggorizz]

You adore Singapore haha

[@iraj3137]

hii singapor amazing tbh

[@gaming-kingjunior8764]

HEYYYYYY

[@iihqck7106]

ah

[@1shanX69]

This kind of system should have been installed to every country.

[@pookaThePookster]

FACTS

[@tanker4820]

if only they are willing to

[@flan2468]

They will if they have the same size of land as singapore

[@thefunnynumber4936]

No fucking shit sherlock

[@DoDo-Vogel]

If they do that global warming will go brrrrrrr

[@DeathsRose]

This, this is what we need for the world more energy, less pollution.

[@Bluewallchannel]

Burning trash still pollutes the air.

[@mbfishing3807]

No not how it works out lasting burns of phones wich can cause cancer so...

[@levinmartinez3347]

@@mbfishing3807 literally filtered out .

[@sgtarchdornan2077]

If your on your phone your still using power, electric cars pollute tons to in the process of mining the rare metals to how it consumes energy. People preach about green this green that and just because they have a Tesla they think they're saving the earth when they're making little to no difference since they are still using their phones and charging their Tesla. The entire green movement is bullshit their power alternatives suck. The best spruce of clean power is nuclear nobody can say otherwise because countries who used solar and wind (Germany) ended up polluting more than countries who are mostly nuclear (France)

[@iJug]

@@sgtarchdornan2077 U sir are correct...

[@Artuar3CRaFT]

We need to be more like Singapore 🇸🇬❤

[@erikn.8626]

Guess why he did not talked about the filters full of toxic smoke 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ark_yt-g9g]

The ozone layer and greenhouse would be so much affected that global warming would be our number one enemy

[@FactsAlways2781]

@-_Mitsuri-_-Kanroji_-2014-Not to forget that it will cost u $500 to bring a durian 😂

[@blankibycr]

@@FactsAlways2781in public transport.

[@OldMan-og7xj]

True

[@angelapuspita30]

I actually went here 3 years ago with my dad for training and saw the whole process live. We even went to the "trash" island, which, sounds disgusting, but the island was actually really clean. You couldn't even smell the trash, it truly is amazing.

[@Mas-yc2cm]

That’s really cool but I can’t like it cause then it will be 70

[@mapeditorjon5306]

@@Mas-yc2cm someone broke it ):

[@angelapuspita30]

@@Mas-yc2cm lol no worries! I just want to share my experience with everyone :D

[@ZenitsuKunn]

@@angelapuspita30 I wanna visit Singapore someday!

[@nganmanseng2350]

@@ZenitsuKunn LoL my mother is quarantine in Singapore I miss her so much 💗

[@joannasoh8633]

As a Singaporean, i can confirm the trash cycle is quite amazing 😄 HOWEVER, it may also indirectly be the reason we use so much waste - we never see it. We're told this is where it goes, we dont see how much we waste. Maybe it isn't such a good thing after all - not being able to see and realise just how many natural resources we waste every day.

[@herkerr]

Well if your infrastructure can handle it in under 24 hour, you don’t make too much waste. 2 concerns: - Recycling should still be promoted - Hope the ash pool is not just another landfill at the end of the day (toxic materials etc… should be handled)

[@marruke6035]

We waste more in America, and I’m sure they do in other country’s as well. You guys are really excellent for being so clean and deserve to live comfortably so don’t worry lol!

[@Jessica-eu4nm]

Hihi im singaporean too

[@abdulfattahbimarp4365]

Hey, I found some data regarding how much single use plastic South East Asian nations produce. The highest is the Singaporean with 76 kg per capita per year. The second rank goes to the Vietnamese with only 20 kg. So yes, you guys produce lots of waste

[@RyanWillis227]

@@abdulfattahbimarp4365 what is it in comparison to other developed countries tho?

[@MistaJ28]

Singapore. The country that decades ago was a poor country whose rulers dreamt of trying to make it like Sri Lanka. But now?? Sri Lanka is trying to be like Singapore which is just a dream that will never become the reality. As a Sri Lankan, its so jealous, proud and sad at the same time right now.

[@thotsukibakuhoe4530]

At least you country is trying... India is just evolving backwards at this point it's sad

[@ikonic5641]

@@thotsukibakuhoe4530 ikr

[@rinzler6061]

@@thotsukibakuhoe4530 Sad truth

[@whistleythebirdie2019]

Yup thats the country I was born in

[@jisoosonewayticket5164]

@@thotsukibakuhoe4530 ikr

[@dibyagaming6285]

As an Indian who visited Singapore i can confirm it's very well developed and clean country!!

[@-zp8fx]

For indian, every country is gonna be the cleanest country. Lol

[@Abeahdieheoidjdhksowwjjw]

yea ofc everything looks good when ur standards are low 😭😭

[@SetArQ]

Indians from India obey the rules of other countries diligently but not in india.

[@Lekshmidevi-z7v]

​​@@-zp8fxfrom the way u speak i get that except u there is no trash in your country.

[@Lekshmidevi-z7v]

​​@@Abeahdieheoidjdhksowwjjw hey,there u are talking about you.

[@quantuan_3220]

Iceland is similar to Singapore, they use all of the underground volcanos’ smoke to create energy. 100% of Icelandic energy is renewable!

[@DoodleNoodle129]

Plus they have a much better access to hot water and have many open possibilities for tourism

[@pinquinsam]

You convinced me... i already was kinda planning to go to iceland.. now i am going when the covidtravelbanns are lifted.

[@gachanimestudios8348]

Nice.

[@DoodleNoodle129]

@@pinquinsam it’s a pretty beautiful place in my opinion

[@PR4U2NV]

That's because Iceland is run by woman in power. Men always trying to compete with each other.

[@blacksheep2391]

Okay, as a Singaporean, I can confirm that this method is used to dispose of our trash. However, plastic waste in our country is this still one of the highest, and the landfill that he was talking about is going to get filled soon. So in some years time, we will have no space to dump our trash (the ash) anymore. So uh yeah, not that great...

[@normalname10yearsago40]

Still better than half the world tbh

[@tenshi16102]

I'm sorry

[@miracleverleigh]

Well that's weird- my dad says everything is going great right now.. I mean i sent this to papa-

[@utheemmely271]

Try to put it on the ground as a fertilizer

[@mickeybat5816]

@@utheemmely271 I was thinking the same thing, maybe have food scraps and stuff have a different type of trash? (Ik compost is a thing here in the US but idk about signapore)

[@josephcoronado9419]

They should really do this around the globe because it’s a never ending cycle

[@User-xp4kl]

But all the products that become trash is made out of natural resources

[@whitesnowflakez]

True

[@azizsharaf9466]

Issue is its not possible for a lot of countries due to the size of the population. Singapore is considered a really small country so the output of garbage is much smaller than most other countries

[@TheHumanDescensionist]

It either we burn it or reuse it Or probably both

[@ya-pizza-wachu-want]

I mean it’s a good idea but it only works because Singapore is a city state with many closely guarded laws

[@James-do6jw]

As a Brit I live in a very “trash” filled country so when I went to Singapore I stayed I now live happily with my family and am officially a citizen of Singapore!!!!

[@amirulevercute]

Don't forget to do NS

[@Cnb.gaming]

Fr, it is bad as a sg pr

[@luckybaby4061]

​@@Cnb.gamingnot wrong man but at least the safety is real not on paper.

[@vogavation]

I didn’t make this idea but in the fifth grade I wanted to make a factory like this and to see it’s actually real makes me happy

[@progisloveprogislife4501]

Well that’s cute, it’s like a dream come true isn’t it?

[@scarletth.101]

It is still possible to create a better one and for everyone in the future.

[@Doruk-LingoDots]

@@scarletth.101 yup there is, and it is already working in the whole world. Burning trash is highly toxic and expensive. There is no technology that can capture all the metals and so2 gases. Also note that CO2, hot water given to natural water resources, other highly volatile and toxic gases cant be perevented. There is no factory on earth that is not toxic. There is another technology for trash which puts less stress to environment

[@bossmaterial6073]

You're my ideological twin, had same thoughts in elementary school

[@danielkim6736]

i life in singapore there's trash in my country but he said no trash in singapore? please report for misleading!!

[@localteez]

As a singaporean I have to say this is true but we are quickly running out of space on the semakau island (the man made island) and we are trying to find alternatives. Plastic waste is also a huge issue

[@MT-ee3yq]

Yes I agree

[@mirumotsuyasuke8327]

The world could still follow their example.

[@flamisky2744]

Lmao, what? Dumping your trash in other countries?

[@rurall]

@@flamisky2744 Just like the West is dumping shit into ASEAN?

[@zenitsuagatsumanezukochann8502]

@@rurall Asian..

[@armygirl4671]

All countries should doing this process not only Singapore The remaining does not harm the oceans which is nice 😊😊

[@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650]

One flaw with this process is that it is really but REALLY expensive, and not every country can afford to go green and the ones that can, don’t really care most of the time, most people care about the short term progress and modernization but do not think about the future, plus, it doesn’t even matter, global warming isn’t a big issue, pollution isn’t a big problem, because all of these things affect the world in such a minimal way, it doesn’t really make an impact, global warming is a natural progress where the earth gets hotter and hotter and once it’s too hot gets colder and colder again and it goes like that in a cycle, that’s ice age periods happened...

[@armygirl4671]

@@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650 It is true but they t will try to do whatever they can We should appreciate it

[@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650]

@@armygirl4671 it doesn’t change much, the world won’t go down if nobody does this

[@armygirl4671]

@@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650 Now I cannot help this I might help but not the entire world

[@rafithesky6479]

@@xoutsideraspakavinatigo2650 better than doing nothing so...

[@lalakim8291]

Thats called responsibilty every human being should have

[@quelinang8073]

I live in Singapore and this very true. Everyday I will follow the recycle truck to the burning place and give them snacks to eat for all of this hard work and keeping Singapore clean

[@_qarmeix6152]

Woah!!! I really wanna know where u live cus im in Sg too! But im pretty sure that will be exposing your private info about yourself so nevermind lah

[@kierenkoh5928]

Me too

[@thejellyostrich7229]

me too

[@zhglacxy]

Same live in sg

[@ka1tlyn_]

Sameee, i live in SG too!

[@philanthropicnightmare1206]

“A special kind of water that doesn’t touch the ocean water” Dang. That is special water.

[@thesharinganx]

The water from my tap water seems like the "special kind of water" too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@Anto-wu4gh]

I live in a country that’s full of “Special Water” 😐

[@lindseymck77]

Must never evaporate. 🤔

[@yokowasis]

So, a pond? A POOL? a lake?

[@ajaysinghrawat8745]

@@yokowasis no just a special type of water😂😂

[@bacon8559]

when my aunt was in singapore then she came back she said "don't litter trash at singapore, or you'll go to jail."

[@reii_uxu_]

Not necessarily true, you'd have to pay a fine of $500 and serve community time.

[@xasherx5862]

My family lives in Singapore. Gum is legit illegal

[@wolfgamerchannel8814]

Yeah gum actually is illegal in singapore

[@ayekai7506]

@@xasherx5862 gum isnt illegal to chew, just not allowed to be sold

[@rawnakruba7982]

@@xasherx5862 as a Singaporean, I can confirm that you can chew gum but not sell it

[@youarealimitededition1224]

No wonder it’s a first world country. A Huge Respect to Singapore 🇸🇬🫡

[@DeadpoolPlayz]

"Theres no trash in singapore" man turns out im banned from going to singapore

[@blepberry8333]

No your not you'll just got bruned I'm fire

[@KinDiedYesterday]

Poor my friend and I being burn as soon as we got there..

[@rodrigueselemani3199]

Underrated xD

[@Canadianbootytickler]

@@KinDiedYesterday same

[@Kori8ei]

You’re not banned, you’re just going straight to the lava pit

[@Mr.Magnetix]

"singapore has no trash" Me in singapore, about to take the last grocery from my plastic bag:

[@donovantate8146]

Singapore has no trash: me

[@w3yl0v3stars]

yea some people litter but I guess all the trash that actually gets thrown away is not there anymore

[@misha9137]

@@w3yl0v3stars I heard the you can get caned for littering in Singapore....

[@w3yl0v3stars]

@@misha9137 yea I'm pretty sure

[@myassflapsaredeadly8911]

damnit, u always mess things up

[@unnot5706]

“Your car is made of flaming hot trash” Man looking at a singeporeans tesla

[@dyedblack]

Bro even a Toyota or a Honda costs an arm and a leg. Jk it costs more than that

[@sallynguyen943]

So amazing how these people get creative to save their country. This is by far the most cleanest country I’ve seen.

[@quit_mnr]

*”this is why we throw away trash, kids. and adults. and everyone.”*

[@78quarter79]

*"And that's why we throw you into the fire as a disrespect of our country"*

[@izsak333]

@@78quarter79 *yes*

[@Centzaurion]

@@78quarter79 thats some *BOLD* words

[@Ellamcdella]

@@78quarter79 *YES*

[@stevencarlbarrera]

Non scence

[@sweber6661]

As a Singaporean I am proud to confirm this process 🎉

[@deathx8150]

same iam very proud to be a singaporean

[@FiascoVisions]

Wait till the white boiis come and ruin it woth their nonensocal ideology

[@sarnosidiq6212]

Do you exhale the smoke from the factory too?

[@amrealviper43]

global warming?

[@reinachong0889]

same

[@Hafuru]

As a Singaporean, i can confirm our countries is one of the MOST safest and cleanest countries

[@Hafuru]

@Soccer_Moments69 well in school yes

[@TylerLoeJiazeAcps-yt8tt]

@Soccer_Moments69if you’re an adult no but last time in school yes. BUT it isn’t illegal to chew chewing gum it is illegal to SELL and SPIT

[@davisser6521]

If Indonesia stop the wildfire and the haze

[@Elyse-vp4rk]

@@TylerLoeJiazeAcps-yt8tt so you can chew gum in public correct?

[@Fallenjihon123]

​@Hafuru I'm a Singaporean but there Is legitimately still trash on Singapore.

[@zosimag1633]

Thanks for praising and noticing my home country! 😊 🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬

[@zul5665]

Singapore's power generation is impressive, but this guy's excessive hand movement could probably double the Megawatts.

[@georgegithi2509]

😂😂😂😂

[@gabrielquaye695]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ikarthick5]

epic comment lmao 😂

[@dontworrywhatmynameis4111]

😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️ win

[@alfjones6377]

@@ikarthick5 nahh. Just a try hard that probably strained for 1 hour to hash out this hack line.

[@XJonAye]

"The toxic chemicals get filtered out, and becomes super clean" Science 100

[@prekreich]

@@Temuttaja22 Title from an 80s cartoon

[@Marsonpika]

Lmao

[@akhilpadarthi4743]

nature 0

[@JWMcLay]

It's called green washing , as ideal a system this presenter paints, it's not perfect because you still gotta deal with the toxic ash left after burning waste. Which is a significant issue

[@praisesol2740]

The reactor is built to convert everything into energy and clean byproduct. There's still trash in Singapore but it's far less polluted than other peer nations

[@dancingcaulk2656]

Wow I guess I really have to be grateful for living in Singapore

[@mahmoodzainalabidin7955]

its nnice living in singapore

[@blazefire3893]

VERY grateful

[@ryanthomas1846]

@Yashoup❶ stfu

[@mok0911]

@Yashoup❶ done

[@skrike148]

@@mok0911 bruh

[@selinabai3911]

Thank u for finally appreciating my country

[@GGy2L]

same :D

[@rt6264]

Singapore has developed so much in the past years, and every other country should learn from them

[@vangetass2123]

Republicans don't learn might as well vote no now...

[@ihatemotionblur_3255]

Yeah it is they hypocrisy of modern governments. People always say democracy is great and can make countries great, but Singapore, China and India is a very good example for why that isn't true as Singapire and China are dictatorships and have developed economically so quickly in such a small amount of time while India is stuck with its non-effective communist policies, bad administration and worse leaders

[@mickeydrago9401]

Look up their gini coefficient

[@mickeydrago9401]

@@ihatemotionblur_3255 It's a function of intelligence... The IQ gap is about 20 points at least

[@ihatemotionblur_3255]

@@mickeydrago9401 IQ has nothing to do with administrative and economic efficiency.

[@maesonmartin6195]

Now if every where did this made the green sea turtles wouldn't be so endangered

[@francescac4364]

SSKSKSKSKSKSKSKS SAVE THE TURTLES SKSKSKSKSK

[@petergant8767]

If every country did this, the odds on Humanity entering a third millennia, was increase beyond current expectations, more than most would believe!

[@maesonmartin6195]

@@petergant8767 YESSSSSSS

[@maesonmartin6195]

@@francescac4364 I'm not visco I just love turtles ok 😏

[@francescac4364]

@@maesonmartin6195 SSKSKSKSKSKSKKSKSJSJSKS

[@aligavary1160]

In order for that to happen, you need a government that isn’t so corrupt!

[@johnchristopher8462]

Facts

[@NightKnight252]

This couldn’t be more true

[@aaa-jw5iz]

Fax

[@biggerscreams123]

Singapore is small so it is easy for them to perform this process. They can’t do this in other countries because it will be way harder.

[@aligavary1160]

federal government can not do this but local governments can do it if not corrupt.

[@Thepink_squad]

I'm from Singapore I love my country! 💕🇸🇬

[@Garuda_Indonesia681]

I like your country

[@Alexalili21]

I also like it

[@michaeld7580]

And the thing I realized when I came to Singapore. People was so incredibly care about their environment, their ecosystem, their city. Not because of the strict rules that exists, but the people themselves

[@RonLarhz]

No way. Im a local and people are absolute trash. There's bins all over but they don't throw their rubbish in it. Ppl still spiton pavement and walkways, didnt even bother to move a bit more to the drains. Not to mention bloody smokers.

[@sidah9871]

Hi I'm Singaporean and I confirm that not all Singaporean are great to nature

[@yellowhamburger7456]

Singaporean here and I can confirm there's a lot of rubbish everywhere

[@tigerfhzl9317]

Big LOL 😂

[@levi_athon9648]

Singaporean here.I can go to Waterway Point and show you some trash if it wasn’t 10pm

[@SirSurreal1]

We need this in every country. This is an amazing process.

[@SCLive0]

Singapore is a small island surrounded by water implementing something like this in a big country like United States would be too expensive and there is also nowhere to throw the remaining ash

[@sixtenadamsson9620]

Recycling is better

[@pxmens9430]

That's unfortunately not possible, especially for countries which don't have an ocean right beside them. Recycling is still a better option. The only problematic thing is that barely anyone cares to recycle.

[@sixtenadamsson9620]

@@pxmens9430 its called taxing

[@ganeshneelagandan8518]

@@SCLive0 throw it where you throw the un burned garbage it actually occupies less space

[@Billionaires_Journey23]

THE WORLD NEED THIS!

[@aminapatel5801]

No they don’t it’s so bad

[@athallay]

@@aminapatel5801air pollution that is😊

[@rdworld]

That's beautiful. Well done Singapore🇸🇬

[@lily1998]

"Singapore has no trash" No wonder I wasn't allowed to go to Singapore, I'm gonna cry myself out

[@lemomeme3180]

You good man?

[@winglewinx1052]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NajCool]

R/suicidebywords

[@hawihawi9260]

😂

[@nabila6401]

@@lemomeme3180 nah they're trash..

[@francoisvandermerwe4659]

The rest of the world will never do this, because it doesn’t make them money. Sad but true

[@WeirdEmojiMan]

Yup it fucking sucks

[@heyocherry]

That's fucked.

[@Jax23-32]

I would rather have a clean world than a lot of money, just make the world clean and get a good job that makes you money. We need to take care of earth. #WeLoveEarth

[@MiniMatorX]

But the electricity will make them get money

[@Will-n7z]

Ikr, it’s bs

[@Shhhhh_Im_mewing]

I am a Singaporean and I am glad to be one 😊 You made me realize that my country is actually doing all this so I can appreciate it more

[@Alex-vp9kn]

Bro i am singaporean and im grateful for what singapore has done

[@leobragaurbe]

@@Alex-vp9kn is Singapore a dictatorship?

[@steamaccount2651]

Country isn’t doing anything about gropers

[@Alex-vp9kn]

@@leobragaurbe dunno

[@TheEryk03]

In European union burning trash is illegal because morons from EU says its not eco.

[@itsme_andreax]

Im proud to be a Singaporean MARI KITA RAKYAT SINGAPURA

[@elisabetachiroianu9752]

All countries should have this! Congrats to these smart and kind people!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@daylights1]

norway have also this

[@mor7223]

Whole europe has trash burning facilities

[@manalig3613]

Its only possible because the country is tiny and has limited population. This cant be done for countries huge in size n population

[@lifeisgood2542]

wouldnt that contribute to global warming?

[@mor7223]

@@lifeisgood2542 have you ever heard something called „flue gas filtering“?

[@meganekk0]

“special water that doesnt touch the ocean water” groundwater, the water cycle: 👁👄👁

[@g3rodriguez670]

It is made so it doesn't touch the ground aswell. There is a coating

[@janlynmaniego]

Wow. Gotta be honest , i wish every country does this too; and clean the ocean from trash.

[@ryanstevens5298]

US tried but Obama shut down gas and coal fire furnaces, Florida has one made and it ran for a while till he shut them all down, sad to see it when they burn so clean there’s no pollution. I think it’d be an amazing thing to have

[@oomlete]

its too expensive for most countries

[@controversialgaming1364]

@@oomlete Not for US

[@Vikingcatbro]

@@controversialgaming1364 Not for the US if they use some of the militarys budget, but we know that wont happen

[@aprilvalentine5560]

@@controversialgaming1364 none of youse are intelligent enough, so what does it matter if u have money

[@Ms.NachosTacoyGuacamole]

The Philippines NEED this! Our pollution is way over the mountains. 😢

[@keroscene545]

Facts: if humans dont do that, singapore will be the last remaining country

[@theoneandonly1797]

Not how that works

[@nothanksmate3930]

Incorrect. The rest of the world would be effected by individual governments’ choices; that of which will cause global warming perhaps - which would at one point effect Singapore.

[@Fafr]

@@King_Prawn-ry9pp ah yes, my favourite noun, contro

[@IDES0]

@@King_Prawn-ry9pp how old are you? Lol

[@uranus2989]

They weren't that stupid They will come to Singapore And Trash will be anywhere So no country remaining right?

[@locvide898]

This guy can make his birthday look like a super badass event

[@garfieldfan100]

AND HERE WE HAVE THE CAKE, IT TOOK A BAKERY ALMOST ONE WHOLE DAY TO GET IT PERFECT, AND IT CAME OUT *dramatic pan over* LIKE THIS

[@simranbajaj.]

@@garfieldfan100 ohh goddd 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@simranbajaj.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MS-jx2rh]

So true

[@-ray-7585]

Lol yes 🤡

[@jhayem636]

"In Singapore there's no trash" _My cheating ex who's now in Singapore:_

[@zasha9571]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mkrk1955]

Bull shit........u made me blast🤣

[@mikko_mikko_mi]

She's a liar remember? They got rid of her long time ago

[@shaikharsalan4329]

Now she will get filtered soon ☠️

[@triumphanazia4654]

That's one extra trash there 😂

[@Iamnotyorutheoriginal]

Love from Singapore!❤

[@ssj1507]

Meanwhile, me in Singapore looking at these piles of trash inside the bushes: *doubt*

[@rurall]

same haha, but we are still ranked top in cleanest country, just imagine the other countries

[@kk_cats6072]

Lmao just look at the hawker centers

[@simplyeason]

right?

[@BATMAN_06]

Ikr

[@lavaorsomething]

@@rurall I don’t live in Singapore but in one of the cleanest cities on earth, and I still think that we have a lot of trash, so it’s hard for me to imagine what countries that rank low on that list looks like

[@Jimi_mac]

Me after doing my homework: that’s one minute, see u tomorrow

[@soccer9199]

Lol

[@AnirudH24O1]

How can u do ur home work in one minute....🤣😂🤣😂... Lol..,😂

[@EarlIvoryKnight]

@@AnirudH24O1 r/wooosh

[@AnirudH24O1]

@@EarlIvoryKnight ☠️🦴

[@Maailmanisoinlammas]

@@AnirudH24O1 the joke is that one minute is enough

[@nawwk79]

I grew up in Singapore, we are not as clean as everyone says we are. We are just good at marketing this myth.

[@nicole5066]

i grew up in singapore too and i see plastic bags most of the time when i walk back home

[@tanhabiqbal4277]

Well relatively much cleaner I'm guessing

[@bengaluruVines]

Lmao

[@filmku1232]

@@nicole5066 well at least u people treat waste properly and safely not like in my country theres a trash hill trash mountain LoL

[@Lizz_and_her_guitar]

oh

[@foscamsingapore3479]

Although Singapore is a small country I still appreciate it

[@agoodusername4164]

Iceland and Singapore are like: Only one step closer...to perfection. Edit: stop telling me about Sweden I get it Edit 2: Jesus stop it's just a meme

[@vermin4]

i live in singapore and i disagree edit: spelling mistake

[@hothero2862]

@@vermin4 may i know why ?

[@es2543]

There is trash in the smaller neighbourhoods while the bigger city it is spotless, examples are Ang mo kio with trash here and there while Raffles place and Cityhall are spotless

[@pkingpure100]

Well Iceland doesn’t really count, it’s the size of a small town in the US.

[@jonashagen3536]

@@pkingpure100 are you ill??

[@jjer_]

actually theres more to it,, i live in singapore and i did research on this man-made island. so apparently they section off a part and dump all the ash in it. after its filled, they cover it with soil and plant trees with other greenery on it which allows other animals and insects to trive on it. so its actually a great self-sustaining way to remove waste :)

[@paulis335]

Oh wow thanks for the information!

[@lordbeerus5086]

Thanks man

[@HanzCastroyearsago]

Isn’t it building up tho? The trash increases more than the nature, causing the trash to ‘overflow’ the island?

[@jjer_]

@@HanzCastroyearsago nope because they dig a deep hole and fill it up with the trash

[@mochu6637]

I live in Singapore too

[@pinoyaviationyt5877]

Singapore is awesome and so damn smart! Good job, Singapore! I admire y’all from Hawaii. 🤙

[@gamor78]

thanks

[@ichiko_sakura]

Thanks 😊

[@Iloveu8383]

Aww thanks!

[@January22forever]

I live in Singapore and i can tell yall this is true❤🇸🇬

[@Nooob-ui5us]

I had this idea as a kid everyone laughed at me, they didn't even give me time to explain.

[@albertomzelaya]

Go back and put a proposal together and show the right people. Make sure you get enough time this time😉

[@DP-99]

You thought of this when you were a kid so you were way ahead of everyone.. don't make yourself feel bad.. you can still march ahead.. let your ideas known to the right people.. I believe in you 👊🏼

[@denkikamanari8070]

Man ingore them and just push forward, work hard, and one day you might be something big i belive in this idea of yours man good luck to you.

[@user-tc3cx8bo6r]

Coz u noob69 ?

[@s0ls0l.mp3]

Good lord As a kid?! That's really cool-

[@lucasmaximas7629]

United States silently taking notes, then forgetting them and never doing this

[@immu666_]

Yeah usa should develope

[@starvinghub]

Keep in mind the population of Singapore is 5,894,228 mean while the US has a population of 332,854,943. Plus this would produce enormous amounts of c02

[@yuma9325]

i know san francisco at least has been making really good progress, heard they’re nearing 0% waste or smthn crazy like that

[@swaggycats7339]

@@starvinghub I'm part of the Singaporean population :)

[@starvinghub]

@@swaggycats7339 noice seems like a beautiful country

[@memoriepelletier123]

I'm glad that it's not polluting the air like most factories

[@arnemdv]

You can‘t filter out the Co2 so it is still better to don‘t produce trash.

[@ikwuegbufavour1830]

@@arnemdv enlighten me on how not to produce trash.

[@clovislapointe3126]

@@ikwuegbufavour1830 you make reusable shit out of strong materials like metal. Just like they used to in the old days. I have a toaster from the 70's that is still working perfectly, whilst a 130$ toaster I bought only lasted a year.

[@BCCharitha]

If only the world has such awareness like Singapore 😢

[@MariaMartinez-hr1ks]

I respect every part of this, they are doing this for all of us even the animals! That is so kind.

[@EduForLife]

That info is like saying "the bullets make holes in your body so you can breath better and lose some weight. This how bullets help us". Yeah! funky lies!

[@MariaMartinez-hr1ks]

@@EduForLife omg thanks now i know how to lose weight 😄

[@amritnalam9994]

And same people who love animals eat them xD. The hypocrisy

[@simplyr7649]

If this is what climate change agenda was all about then there would be no problem. But no it's about forcing people to worship and rest on Sunday the first day of the week and for those who refuse can't buy or sell. It's bout taking all liberties away from the people. It's happening right now and Sunday law is is the mark of the beast.

[@telemassacre]

@@amritnalam9994 you know we only eat certain types of meat, right?

[@mrEC]

That’s a great idea and really makes perfect sense. Wondering though, what medium are they using to burn the trash 24/7? Is the fire self sustaining? Also a great idea to use that heat to generate electricity but from this video it indicates a the whole city. I don’t think there is enough heat to do that - perhaps a portion of the energy needed. Also, they certainly can’t burn metal waste such as food cans so there must be some sort of recycling separation of combustibles from noncombustibles. Therefore, what does Singapore do with the noncombustibles? I would think through their normal recycling processes. Some ideas are going around to use food garbage to produce methane gas to help supplement natural gas usage. All these thoughts on recycling will certainly come together to make our Earth a better and safer place.

[@theinvisiblecameraman1711]

I think the fire is sustained by the trash. As one trash burns fire spreads on other trash then if they add more trash the trash keeps burning so i think the trash is the fuel themselves. Pretty smart idea of Singapore to do so

[@chongkim940]

Without fuel, it seems real hard to keep high temperature fire going but what do I know. Smart ppl came up with something maybe

[@theinvisiblecameraman1711]

@@chongkim940 i think the trash is the fuel for the fire. Like burning wood and wood is already the fuel for burning wood so no other resource needed just trash and a match to start burning it all.

[@tomdurkins]

I hope you don’t consume anything to live. No air no water, nothing. Because if you do you’re a hypocrite

[@mrEC]

@@tomdurkins A humanoid like the rest of humanity.

[@adhyajoshua1709]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing their story with us

[@drew9253]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ml7WgKhvYriAb68

[@deanboyle1538]

@@brapa1190 there are currently 86 trash incineration locations across America creating electricity.

[@mealsandmemories786]

India needs this technique..... not only India whole world needs this 😢

[@zayn8747]

We need this type of technology in India but the politicians are taking our nation to somewhere else 🙁

[@xiaoling8051]

nah .. India one of great country and one of great army too but ur politician is fucked up also some mentality of indian ignorance. Entertainment still good there and the street food.

[@blankscreen320yearsago.2]

@Unknown you are probably blind and deaf

[@controversialguy]

@@blankscreen320yearsago.2 so you're a racist to a blind and deaf people ?

[@psynide8999]

@@controversialguy Karen

[@viratiansparadise1164]

@Unknown 😂

[@dubnicko5747]

Singapore is the only reason I haven't completely lost faith in humanity.

[@ma3_va339]

I love in Singapore and sorry but in the océan we ave pretrol plastic but not corols

[@karolofgames2k212]

In Denmark is the same process which burning trash and Iceland send their trash to Denmark for that

[@psp2663]

Lol they can't stop the burned waste from mixing with ocean water 😂 But yes good for maintaining their image 👍

[@anthonythatcherchurchilled285]

That's kind of a ridiculous statement

[@akhil_sai]

My friend is working there for last 2 years, he said the place is completely a mental hell, people are almost like robot, ppl all day all night chasing money. He soon leave the job..

[@luckyleo88]

Proud to be a Singaporean. I’m living in Ireland now as I moved here with my Irish wife. It’s day and night difference how things are handled from the environment to politics to safety and security. I miss home 🍀

[@Anoymous911]

Lucky man

[@hondaeownerreviews8608]

Singas they some of the best people. Fell in love with a pilot. Everyone lives up in the air. They taught me basic Mandarin .. Nihow, chow-an and Batang!

[@stephenbrooks733]

@@hondaeownerreviews8608 what does batang mean

[@hondaeownerreviews8608]

@@stephenbrooks733 e-reck-tion

[@davek89666]

Yeah dude Ireland is run by croney politics

[@jaychua5281]

I live in Singapore I love Singapore and Singapore is safe clean and green ❤❤🇸🇬🇸🇬😊😊👼👼

[@manshreemakani2565]

Everyone should learn from him,he teaches everyone lesson,and that IS actually good,keep it up!🥰

[@cubeboy21]

He isn't good though he treats people badly

[@odym6090]

@cubeboy21 bruh how is he mean? Like he teaches people lessons (GOOD ONES) and teaches everyone something ,so I don’t know what you mean-?

[@cubeboy21]

@@odym6090 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJile6B5pryLe9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWrMo5eLmr-ip5Y

[@vainiusb.2822]

@@cubeboy21 did he treat you badly? No. Did he teach you good things? Yes. What you're saying rn is basically 'sTevE jOBs USeD lSD tHerEfOrE wE sHOuldNT uSE aPpLe PrODuCts'. It doesnt matter if the person is bad if he gives you good lessons. You don't need to be a good person to help people or save humanity.

[@cubeboy21]

@@vainiusb.2822 yeah that's fair

[@VeryNotExtraordinary]

There's no excuse anymore. It should be like this everywhere

[@dxmaaa]

It’s gonna be hella expensive though. I can’t imagine a country like India doing it

[@dxmaaa]

It’s the sad truth, but hopefully most first world countries can adopt this

[@Hmmishika]

​@@dxmaaawhat do you think of india..can you tell me I'm curious how yall think about india?

[@dxmaaa]

@@Hmmishika a great country with great people and traditions. Money wise they’re kind of on the low side. Because of all the slums and stuff. It’s true

[@Hmmishika]

@@dxmaaa uh huh

[@thatgamergirl6549]

I’m pretty sure one of my teachers, maybe my AP environmental science teacher, told us why this isn’t actually a good solution. I can’t remember the exact details but the toxic pollution will eventually get into the surrounding environment, whether it’s seeping into the ground and eventually making its way to surrounding bodies of water, or other ways that I can’t quite remember. It’s a nice concept and it would be great if there really weren’t any consequences, but sadly, there are still consequences.

[@Metz__]

Second comment I’ve seen that isn’t saying that it’s 100% safe and good

[@ddaniel644]

@@Metz__ but still better than any other process 🤷‍♂️

[@Metz__]

@@ddaniel644 in only certain scenarios it is but in most it isn’t.

[@the_kiler_goose5731]

It's called lechite I cannot spell it but it's what the toxic stuff from plastics, card board, electronics waste, metallic and minerals and other things just because you burnt all of the stuff does not mean that you got it all the ash is made up of stuff like glass, polymers, carbon, metals, microfibers and other things the list goes on the best current method is to melt down what can be melted so metals, glass and polymers and tearing the fibers of less harmful fibers so card board, paper and clothes and composting organic trash and the rest is unsustainable like fiber optic, coffee strainers, some polymers, oil and some others that I am forgetting. In other words no recycling is sustainable because of the stuff we use because they are more affordable for production. btw the usa is god awful at their trash system you can still read the news papers from the 60s like they were new because the air is still in their pits. I used to work in the recycling sector in canada and that is were I learned this stuff

[@darkstars101]

Well, the toxic biproducts from the filtering process don’t just disappear. Instead they’re filtered from a gas into a toxic liquid or solid waste. And when you dump that into a lake, whether it’s connected or not, it absorbs into the atmosphere via condensation, and then rains into the ocean anyways. Or absorbs into the ground soil. Either way, the earth always works towards some sort of equilibrium, so all of our actions have consequences somewhere. Like the butterfly effect.

[@SummertheLovebird]

As a Singaporean i love Singapore and we do our best to save earth and space, we grow crops indoors... We clean water

[@Johnn969]

"In Singapore, there is no trash." I guess im not allowed there

[@vineetrakesh6081]

BAHAHAHAHA

[@shadowdarkxx-xo]

blud's calling himself dirty in 69420 languages

[@afiqfshah4464]

You are allowed but plz don’t litter much

[@Lic_471]

AND THE COMMENT OF THE YEAR BELONGS TO....

[@Aruparu_]

​@@shadowdarkxx-xo you only have 5 likes💀

[@andes1784]

Believe it or not. Singapore is so freaking clean n need to explore Singapore if you haven’t.

[@dragongirl3148]

And expensive 💀 but good country 👍

[@Blessedhuman1234]

The thing is most Singaporean still living in out door shops kind of style while they can all live in door and let me tell you that out door shop is clean but not clean and it’s clean because the government checks otherwise you will see a disaster don’t get me wrong it’s just the idea of Singapore old life style is still around like in the 60s and 70s and those beautiful buildings are for the rishest of the rishest only

[@269terbernimda]

I live in Singapore 🇸🇬

[@TheRealLionel54]

He: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! Me: so, every 4 years there is a day that they dont do this thing right?

[@Baconchilldophin]

Oh yeh

[@hysteri]

Big brain

[@d1azzr.2]

This took me a while to understand but finally i did

[@ImaiiaMoon]

@@d1azzr.2 huh?

[@NoNameHaver]

@@ImaiiaMoon every 4 years February has 29 days insted of 28

[@milos_9.]

If every country took care of this world like this, this world would be a much better place to live.❤

[@kirakiranyann]

We need this to the whole country in the world Imagine how the ocean will be so clean and stuff

[@eaar]

Not exactly, if everyone in the world did this it would significantly contribute to the CO2 emissions. CO2 also makes the ocean water acidic which can and has in some cases made bodies of water uninhabitable for sea life :(

[@B_a_s_t_e_r_b_i_n_e]

@Iron Boot Well dude, when you burn something CO2 almost always the product. Basically it's the same as burning usual trash, but Singapore's way is filtering the ashes not the CO2.

[@PaniOCE]

If people cared about this world it would've been in every country 20 years ago lol

[@PaniOCE]

@Iron Boot if money is man made why can't they just make more money for it? But then again the world is in debt, to who? I don't have a clue

[@stanleyalvarez7150]

@@PaniOCE inflation. if there is more of something, its worth less.

[@silverberrytasty]

From this we learn that every country in the world has its own ways to do things

[@mr.n2738]

Yeah. I think that this is a great idea, but I'm not sure that EVERY country could do it. Maybe every country could do a variation on the general process that works for them.

[@ToastedSoda]

@@crabnebula1816 they teach it?? When I tell Americans they say it’s not true

[@crabnebula1816]

@@ToastedSoda well my hope in the US just shattered for the hundredth time

[@mango_koo]

@@crabnebula1816 uh they don't teach us that in America 😅😅

[@crabnebula1816]

@@mango_koo that’s unfortunate but hopefully it’ll change soon. Especially in areas that produce the most trash and pollution (Looking at you, Toronto, and by extension Ontario.)

[@SadGooseMan]

When I visited Singapore I was so awestruck on how clean literally everything was, I'm from the Philippines so I'm used to seeing trash covered roads/streets

[@Placestowalk]

Happy to live here in Singapore 🇸🇬 ❤Thank you Nas daily for featuring Singapore 🇸🇬 🎉

[@goodgameproductions3039]

No, first step is to actually place a "no littering" sign every 10 meters on every street in the country and heavily enforcing it. That's how this whole process actually is so good.

[@damsie64]

And if u litter, u get fined and have to do public service

[@prajwalaithal7624]

No littering sign every 10 meters?? That is too much and by itself sounds like we are littering the country with signboards.

[@goodgameproductions3039]

@@prajwalaithal7624 in all honesty I think littering signs is better than littering waste ;)

[@prajwalaithal7624]

@@goodgameproductions3039 With all honesty, educating people on waste management is much better than requiring to remind them not to litter every 10m.

[@mont9150]

@@prajwalaithal7624 educating people? Lmao go educating your kind 1st scammer

[@laurenliau2420]

Even though I’m a Singaporean, I can’t even remember what we do with the trash 😂

[@gvaishnavapriyan3672]

Me too bro . I thought they just throw it on a island and leave it there. AShame to be a Singaporean

[@Global_majesty]

Agreed bro

[@faraday0909]

Did Singaporean also sort the trashes into many categories?

[@GL1TCHN1GHT_]

@@faraday0909 idk

[@Global_majesty]

@@faraday0909 no.

[@tongweirenwyan1614]

Now I feel proud of my own country...... Singapore 🇸🇬🎵🎶

[@rose12664]

Same

[@qaissyahiranosman7168]

Same.but am also disappointed to see thrash on the floor too

[@xx_kaiser_xx]

Love Singapore From Canada

[@oliviaeve130]

Sameeee

[@Bubblejellys]

Same too

[@mdazmi681]

Finally someone talks abt my home country im honoured

[@RVMaxtube]

Every country and community should be doing this. There’s really no excuse for shipping our trash to other locations/countries

[@FL0RiaN94]

I think recycling is better, because much CO2 gets released while burning. But at least it doesn’t get into the ocean.

[@RVMaxtube]

@@FL0RiaN94 Yeah they didn’t mention CO2; they said it is filtered, but who knows.

[@lolguy-x9n]

Shipping trash should be more expensive yes?

[@randallmidgley7589]

Just think CO2 as plant food, you will feel so much better.

[@lauraroller9082]

This is great .

[@SummyNotSumm3RR]

I just came back from Singapore and I’ve always wondered why the trash bin is always empty 😂

[@jeffreyzablan2617]

Wow🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@SpiritXD22-633]

I'm your 200th like

[@Pearls.Dragonz]

​@@jeffreyzablan2617 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@uselessrockkk5840]

Same brooo

[@armancapon-of1hm]

Liar

[@BlueWhite69]

EVERY COUNTRIES SHOULD LEARN FROM SINGAPORE.

[@mateozab]

Thats why I love Singapore❤ i want to live in SG because i feel safe..

[@Serelynh]

and then don't forget to stole our petrol too😂

[@NikiCFB]

there's always a catch. Chewing gums aren't allowed because their government had just cleaned the whole country from chewing gums and didn't want all this trash again

[@humerajavaid2463]

I'll tell Russia to attack Singapore

[@anyviranicha3251]

😂 safe until u see the living costs everyday

[@peacegamer3779]

Can't live I think it's very hot

[@plantzhaih4015]

“There is no trash” I live in Singapore and it is not as clean as people say it is lmao

[@sillyme2598]

still really fucking clean tho, try living on the countries above you😂

[@imbadman6658]

Compare to other countries i’ve been to, Singapore and Japan is the cleanest. Maybe try travelling outside the country.

[@plantzhaih4015]

@@imbadman6658 I know lol. But it isn’t as clean as how people say it is

[@anonfremmed668]

@@sillyme2598 I can confirm that 😢

[@shawndeen8187]

Yup but still better than America

[@nandana7315]

I once visited singapore when I was 11 years old. Although I have only faded memories, I still cherish those memories from the bottom of my heart and can confidently say that, those 5 days were the happiest days of my life. I have more of a bond with this beautiful country than my own country. I can't express how happy I become thinking about the amazing time we had in Singapore. It was fairy tale like. It has been around 7 years since then and now my dream is to visit Singapore once again when I grow up. Thank you so much Singaporeans for keeping the country beautiful ❤️

[@beluga8427]

Are u from south india

[@nandana7315]

@@beluga8427 that was oddly specific but yeah I am lol Are you a South Indian too?

[@beluga8427]

@@nandana7315 ys i am , ur name reminds me of south india.. I think u are from Kerala?

[@GLouco0]

@@nandana7315 "he" is an IP tracker Watch out kid

[@littlespiderj6965]

No wayyyy, I also went to Singapore for 5 days but I was 9 however I also have faded memories and the only thing I really remember was the food and a plane flying and showing off the flag of Singapore

[@shehrazahmed6301]

What a process man . Awesome. ❤ .

[@bobbykincaid8748]

"that's one minute see you tomorrow" the same day: me: "here you are are again

[@giog2764]

I’ve seen multiple times already

[@RadicalEvangelist]

This is a small city state. Try implementing something like this in a normal sized country, with different provinces, people, districts and large spaces in between. Good luck.

[@rokmun680]

Surely this can simply be done in every city? Since this is a city, and this system works for it as a city, then it must be that it would also work for other cities.

[@RadicalEvangelist]

@@rokmun680 there are so many complexities that one needs to think of. Singapore population is 5m. Do you know that Singapore is like number 66 on the list of population in a city? Number 1 is Tokyo, with like almost 40m. That means the logistics, buildings and infrastructure one needs to get in place within the city to do something like this are rather impracticable just on population alone. And not every city has access to water that doesn’t touch the ocean. And don’t get me started on the mechanics of creating electricity from this, considering existing infrastructure in many countries. My point is, we should applaud Singapore for what they are doing. But it is rather naive to expect everyone to do the same.

[@StupidTeenageVideos]

@@RadicalEvangelist very well said

[@cuddlycuttlefish5674]

And in a democracy

[@mr.g702]

A very good point highlighting that fact this is easy implementation in a small country, however, this could be used to serve a bigger nation across different provinces, districts and the large spaces between when there is an honest will to go about doing things in an effective way. Starting to do something that will benefit both people and the environment they live in an honourable and positive thought to start with. If we all can dream to be rich and successful, we can dream the same and make a change. When we remain optimistic and start on a simple idea, it goes a long way. Like they always say, ROME wasn't built in a day.

[@arvram6103]

We not gonna talk about recycling, the massive amounts of co2 that gets released into the air? Sounds like a cheap way to get rid of trash without having to build a bunch of recycling centers. If we want a green earth, we can't take shortcuts.

[@anonymouscheez2979]

yeah the emissions from this is comparable to fossil fuels

[@DrPotato0]

Bruh did u guys not hear we filter the smog into fresh air so this is not destroying the planet dummys and also we have more plants compared to the Co2 WE so this problem is already solved i mean stop trying to find cracks in the country to make it look bad and we sure are polluting less than america bitch

[@quadrat_1]

@@DrPotato0 1) Filters are needed to neutralize toxic substances, carbon dioxide is not such. 2) The production of such filters requires a developed chemical industry, and it is not harmless to nature. 3) It is much easier to improve the environment in a city-state because of its very small size. Scientists would not sound the alarm if the problem of ecology was solved so simply.

[@youinbotheyamez4950]

@@quadrat_1 it is a different kind of filter that filters co2 like trees would

[@gasmask7064]

@@youinbotheyamez4950 I’ve never heard of this! That’s some pretty high tech.

[@ladonnathefirst1271]

Wow wow!! This is pretty awesome.

[@YogaLoveAngie1118]

I was here before with my bf for the first time. and I amazed of this Country truely beautiful and clean. Love this country. I wish I could go back again.