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- Category: Events
- 2011 R3C International Symposium: New Developments in Waste Management [Events]
- Waste as a Resource: Potentials & Limits [Events]
- WMRAS-NEA Waste Management Symposium 2011 [Events]
- InnoPak 2011: Revolutionary Packaging [Events]
- Zero Waste Society: Dream or Reality? [Events]
- [Event] China International Sustainable Packaging Summit 2011
- Asia Sustainable Packaging Summit 2010
- FuturePak 2010
- 2nd Solid Waste Summit China 2010
- Green Drinks Singapore - Jan 2010
- Recycle Your Reading - Used Books Become New Reads at the Book Exchange
- Fun Ways to Recycle
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- Category: Insights
- Planning a Campaign to Reduce, Redistribute and Recycle Food Waste in Singapore
- Die Die Must Share - The Idea of Collaborative Consumption
- 3R Packaging Awards recognise companies for their efforts to reduce packaging waste
- 123Recycle Mobile App Helps People in Singapore Recycle Waste Packaging Correctly
- Waste Generated From Marathons
- Photos from Recycling Week 2011
- What Happens to the Used Bulky Furniture and Items Collected by the Cleaners From the Housing Estates in Singapore
- What Can You Find Inside the Refuse Bin Centre of a Wet Market and Hawker Centre
- Tzu Chi's Recycling Efforts and Closing the Recycling Loop
- Explore Simple and Cost-Effective Ways to Maximise the Use of Our Existing Recycling Infrastructure
- Singapore 2009 Waste Statistics
- Green Future Solutions Starts mywaterbottle Campaign to Encourage the Use of Refillable Water Bottles and Reduce Single-Use Bottled Water
- Committee of Supply Debate 2010: Recycling and Waste Minimisation
- Drinking Straw Art - Fantasy on a Full Moon
- Green Drinks Singapore - Jan 2010
- What Do You Do With Used Red Packets?
- 20,000 Wishing Spheres Recycled After Marina Bay Singapore Countdown
- How Nokia and TES-AMM Recycles Old Mobile Phones
- Some Banks Just Don't Get It
- Photos of Recycling Day 2009
- Recycling Day 2009
- Can Recycle?
- $15 Million Seed Fund to Build Capabilities in Waste Management
- 2008 Waste Statistics and Current Waste Situation in Singapore (Part Four)
- National Environment Agency's 3R Fund Opens For Applications
- How to Make Notepads Out of Old Table-top Calendars and Letterheads
- Business Material Exchange (Under Construction)
- 2008 Waste Statistics and Current Waste Situation in Singapore (Part Three)
- 2008 Waste Statistics and Current Waste Situation in Singapore (Part Two)
- 2008 Waste Statistics and Current Waste Situation in Singapore (Part One)
- Bring Your Own Utensils (BYOU)
- Summary of Waste Issues in the Committee of Supply Debate 2009
- Mapping the Location of Recycling Bins in Singapore
- New Recycling Bins Along Orchard Road
- Share Your Tips and Stories on Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
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- Category: News
- Turning food waste into water [News]
- Not your usual plastic bag [News]
- Researchers use recycled glass to filter raw water [News]
- Turning waste into wealth [News]
- Singapore Printer Brands Launch First-Ever Joint Recycling Initiative – Project Homecoming [Press Releases]
- Food waste recycler folds [News]
- Better to barter [News]
- Young recyclers keep their friends in the picture [News]
- Companies cut packaging waste - and save $15m [News]
- Efforts to cut packaging waste bear fruit [News]
- Phase out plastic bags [Letters]
- Summary for Aug 2011
- Unnecessary and wasteful mooncake packaging [News]
- Singapore's Waste Management Industry to Get $5 Million WSQ Training Boost to Raise Productivity Levels [Press Releases]
- S$5m to boost productivity in waste management industry [News]
- Plans to make recycling more convenient for HDB residents [Letters]
- Waste Management Symposium 2011 kicks off with WMRAS MOUs and launch of WasteMET Asia 2012 [Press Releases]
- WMRAS and NEA Launch Inaugural Solid Waste Management Event in Asia [Press Releases]
- Singapore hotels to reduce, reuse, recycle [News]
- New 3R Programme to Improve Waste Management and Recycling Rate in the Hotel Industry [Press Releases]
- Waste not, want not [News]
- Recycler Winrigo making big strides [News]
- Launch of Recycling Week 2011 in conjunction with World Environment Day [Press Releases]
- Budget 2011: Recycling programme to be enhanced with one bin per HDB block [News]
- Incentives to Promote Recycling [News]
- Zapping the Toxic Out of Growing Electronic Waste [News]
- Latest Waste News From Singapore and Around the World
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- Category: Recycle
- Singapore 2010 Waste Statistics
- 7 Types of Recycling at HDB Housing Estates in Singapore
- Waste is not Waste Provides Online Waste Exchange for Businesses and Organisations in Singapore and Malaysia
- 'Can Recycle?' Shows Items that are Acceptable for Recycling
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Cynthia on Thu, 28th Jan 2010 2:57 pm
Hello. I was wondering if you know of any recycling centres in Singapore that can host a preschool classroom visit? My class of 4-year-olds are currently learning about recycling and are very eager for a field visit to a possible location. Hear from you! Thank you very much.
Eugene on Sun, 31st Jan 2010 5:37 pm
Hi Cynthia, the recycling companies usually don’t allow visits by preschoolers. But you can still try with the facilites at http://app2.nea.gov.sg/topics_localrecfacilities.aspx.
Nicholas Bloom on Thu, 15th Apr 2010 9:04 am
Hello, trying to work out how to recycle old cds/dvds etc. Can anyone help? Thanks a lot!
Eugene on Sat, 17th Apr 2010 11:21 am
Hi Nicholas, we are checking with NEA on the types of items that can be recycled, including CDs. Will post more info when we get a reply from them.
Yen on Tue, 18th May 2010 5:06 pm
Hi,
I’m looking for recycled building products in singapore such as reconstituted wood or driftwood or reconstituted plastic crates etc. Do you have a database of companies that offers green products?
Thanks
Eugene on Fri, 21st May 2010 12:11 pm
Hi Yen, you can check the SGBC product listing at http://www.sgbc.sg/index.php/listing/products/.
Rashidah on Sun, 22nd Aug 2010 11:42 am
Hello, I’m wondering if I could use some of the pictures in your site for my pupils. They are looking for pictures of recyclable items and those which are not and your website gives a very good example of them. Is there any formalities I’ve to go through to use the pictures?
Eugene on Sun, 22nd Aug 2010 12:18 pm
Hi Rashidah, you can use the pics as long as you include a credit to Zero Waste Singapore or link back to the original website.
Jerome on Thu, 14th Oct 2010 9:19 pm
Hello. I wish to ask if you know of any recycling centers ( companies or organisations ) in Singapore that made products from leaves litter? Thanks
Eugene on Mon, 18th Oct 2010 6:09 pm
Hi Jerome, horticultural waste are usually collected by the landscape contractors and sent for composting. If the leaves are swept up by cleaners in housing estates and disposed into the rubbish bins, then they are not recycled.
phoebe on Sat, 21st May 2011 1:39 pm
hi erm do you actually do stuff like eg coming down to community centres, schools and do recycling projects?
Eugene on Mon, 30th May 2011 4:56 pm
Hi phoebe, we don’t provide services for recycling projects.