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30 percent of Singapore may be going underwater in 2100

Topic

Environment

Subtopic

Biodiversity and nature

30 September 2024

Coastal cities in South-east Asia are sinking the fastest globally, which could exacerbate the impact of rising of sea levels.

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According to a NTU research study conducted in 2022, coastal cities in South-east Asia are sinking the fastest globally, which could exacerbate the impact of rising of sea levels.

Singapore is not spared from this. Sinking land and extreme weather driven by climate change will have devastating impact on our environment and economy. Let us peer into our “crystal ball” to find out the potential impact of climate change and how you and I can play a part!

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