How one of the world’s cleanest cities is getting even cleaner

Thinking more responsibly about what we consume and how we dispose of it, raises questions about what is actually recyclable. A university in Singapore is looking at ways to build innovation from what many consider garbage.

How one of the world’s cleanest cities is getting even cleaner

This film has been reviewed for Nanyang Technological University, Singapore by Robert Lepenies, Karlshochschule International University & Global Young Academy – Elvis Bahati Orlendo, International Foundation for Science, Stockholm”

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