The air in Singapore will be cleaner by 2020 as the authorities have laid out plans to reduce pollution from the transport and industry sectors. By Yeo Ghim Lay

24-25 March 2009, Singapore

24 - 25 March 2009, Singapore

On one side of the fence, you have the taxi passengers. Lower the fares and more will take cabs, they say. By Lediati Tan, Asia One Motoring

LTA gives initial nod to new E-Max bike, which importer says will bring big fuel savings. By Tessa Wong

In a parliamentary session yesterday, Assoc Prof Kalyani K Mehta brought up the issue of the refusal of wheelchair accessible bus (WAB) drivers to accept wheelchair-bound passengers.

Singapore will set up two new institutes to bring together experts from around the world to undertake research and develop practical policies to help tackle the critical challenges of keeping the growing number of cities liveable and ensure that they have clean water and sanitation for the people.

14 May 2008, NUS, Singapore

17-19 March 2008, Singapore

National Environment Agency, Singapore

Tang Seung Mun, National Project Coordinator, Physics Department, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Tang Seung Mun, National Project Coordinator, Physics Department, National University of Singapore Singapore

Environmental impact due to developments and related pollution problems can be mitigated by ensuring that such developments are sited in designated areas and pollution control measures are incorporated in the design of the developments.

The Singapore Green Plan 2012 (SGP 2012) is our blueprint towards environmental sustainability.