Zero Waste Masterplan to be reviewed as Singapore recycles less, disposes more

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SINGAPORE – The 2030 targets for recycling and reducing waste in Singapore will be reviewed, in the wake of lacklustre recycling rates and a record high amount of trash being produced. Source: Straits Times

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