Discovered some items you don’t need anymore while spring-cleaning this holiday season? Donate them instead of throwing them out!

Find various collection avenues for different items here: www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/waste-management/3r-programmes-and-resources/recycling-collection-points

Wishing everyone a very Merry (green) Christmas!

It’s a brand-new year! Happy 2022, everyone ☺️ Here’s to a cleaner and greener year ahead.

#DidYouKnow e-waste can have many useful materials, including gold, silver, copper or plastic, that can be recovered and made into new products?

Test your knowledge and share your views on e-waste recycling at go.gov.sg/ewaste-survey

#RecycleOurEWaste #SayYEStoWasteLess

When disposing your bulky items, don’t dump them in public spaces as they can inconvenience others and become unintentional mosquito breeding habitats.

Find out proper ways of disposal at https://go.gov.sg/nea-disposal-of-bulky-waste

Meet Bloobin, our new recycling mascot, who’s on a mission to educate the public on how to #RecycleRight. Read on for more info and recycling tips at www.go.gov.sg/recycleright. Together, let’s work #TowardsZeroWaste and #SaveSemakau! #SGGreenPlan
 

Go green this Lunar New Year! Set up a recycling corner in your home to encourage everyone at home to #RecycleRight 😊 Don’t forget to rinse and dry your drink cans and plastic drink bottles before recycling.
Find out more recycling tips and FAQs at www.nea.gov.sg/3R

When planning for festivities this Lunar New Year, remember to recycle whenever you can and to #RecycleRight too! Check out the recycling tips and FAQs at www.nea.gov.sg/3R

#SGDengueUpdate Dengue cases have been increasing over the past 5 weeks, with 183 cases recorded last week. The number of dengue cases in the first 3 weeks of 2022 has already passed 400, with 26 active dengue clusters around Singapore. We need everyone to stay vigilant to prevent a surge in case numbers in the coming months. Practise the #MozzieWipeout at least once a week to #BLOCKDengue: https://go.gov.sg/dengue-checklist

Our Wordle of the day – did you manage to get yours right today?

Don’t forget to clear your table after eating at our hawker centres, coffeeshops and food courts.

P.S. You don’t have to clean your table, as cleaners will be cleaning and sanitising tables.

#ClearYourTable #ReturnYourTray #BinUsedTissues

2021 was the 2nd wettest year in SG, since 1980. Although the wetter conditions helped to moderate the overall temperature, 2012 to 2021 is SG’s warmest decade on record.
 
Here’s a snapshot of notable #SGWeather events & weather extremes in 2021. Details at https://go.gov.sg/weather-climate-2021
 

Order or cook just enough for you and your guests, to avoid wasting food this Lunar New Year. Let’s also observe safe management measures, to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. #SayYEStoWasteLess

Happy Lunar New Year! May this tiger-rific year bring you and your loved ones happiness and prosperity 🍊🍊🧧🧧

Keeping #OurHawkerCentres clean & safe is a shared responsibility. When we clear our tables, cleaners can focus on other tasks such as cleaning and disinfecting tables, enabling a faster turnover of clean tables.

This benefits everyone – diners, cleaners and hawkers!

Wanna know how to get your crush’s attention? Clear your table after eating, because being considerate is definitely a relationship green flag. But don’t do it for fear of being #FriendZoned; do it because we all have a part to play in keeping our public dining places clean and safe!

Besides treating our loved ones well, let’s also be considerate towards our cleaners and other diners at #OurHawkerCentres.

#ClearYourTables #ReturnYourTrays #BinUsedTissues

If you’re growing your own herbs or plants at home, make it a habit to clear stagnant water and loosen hardened soil to prevent mosquito breeding. https://go.gov.sg/dengue-checklist #MozzieWipeout #BlockDengue

Following the plant explosion that occurred at about 5pm in the industrial estate of Tanjung Langsat in Johor, Malaysia on 24 Feb (Thu), NEA has been closely monitoring Singapore’s air quality. The hourly PM2.5 and levels of volatile organic compounds recorded at NEA’s northeast air quality monitoring stations continued to remain low and within the normal variations. Toxic industrial chemicals were also not detected.

NEA will continue to monitor the air quality and provide updates where necessary. Hourly air quality information is available on NEA’s Twitter (https://twitter.com/NEAsg), website (www.nea.gov.sg) and haze microsite (www.haze.gov.sg).