The government is inviting members of the public to share their concerns about climate change and their ideas on how Singapore can better prepare for its impacts. The feedback will help shape the nation’s long-term plan to guide future climate adaptation policies. More than 100 participants attended the inaugural dialogue on Singapore’s climate challenges and opportunities. Charlotte Lim reports.
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