A greener transportation for sustainability
Transport is one of Singapore’s largest CO2-equivalent emitters. It releases 16% of total emissions (sourced from csc.gov website). We are encouraged to use public transport or active mobility, and transit to a cleaner-energy vehicle population. Can we reduce Singapore’s land transport carbon footprint and push for a greener future? Let’s find out what HappyDotters think and feel about greener transport.
A Green Way to Get Around
Singapore is a small country with a high population density and limited land area for vehicles. Hence, our public transport has to be convenient to allow people to commute smoothly and sustainably to minimize environmental pollution. In this month’s Quick Polls , let’s take a look at Singaporeans’ mode of payment for public transport and the ‘green’ ways in which they commute.
Food wastage, is it a problem?
Food is a necessity of life and a precious resource. As over 90% of our food supply is currently imported, we need to play our part in reducing food waste to strengthen Singapore’s food security. Food wastage is increasingly an issue in resource-scarce Singapore. Let’s find out how serious HappyDotters are on Food Wastage in Singapore.
Eating Right to Save the Earth
In food-abundant Singapore, wasting food is common. Food wastage is harmful to the environment as the resources used to produce, deliver and dispose of the food are wasted, contributing to an increase in carbon footprint. Let’s take a look at how Singaporeans reduce food waste in this month’s Quick Polls .
Health Is Wealth
The saying ‘Health is wealth’ is becoming more relevant today, with increasing awareness on living well. Let’s take a look at Singaporeans’ health in this month’s Quick Polls .
Are you okay?
Mental and physical health are important components of our overall well-being. This month, we are focusing on something very dear to us – our health. Chill out and read on to find out how Singaporeans feel for the past one month and more!
Exams. Yay or Nay?
We have all sat through exams, monotonous school schedules and did our fair share of homework. Are these contributing factors to students’ mental health? Do academic grades play a part in Singapore’s meritocratic system?
Read on to find out What Singapore Thinks about Singapore’s current education system!
Our Best Memories From School
Many of us hold fond memories from our school days. When were the best memories formed? We asked Singaporeans in this month’s Quick Polls!
Housing and Neighbourhood
August is traditionally a month for National Day festivities, let’s look at how Singaporeans feel about their neighbours and neighbourhood in this month’s Quick Polls !
Singaporeans and their neighbourhoods
This month, we look at Singaporeans and their take on their neighbourhood. For a start, in the spirit of National Day, we asked what kind of Singapore would Singaporeans like to see in the future.