Comments on: The ability of countries to reduce their emissions will vary, says PM Lee

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By: travel city

travel city — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:29:41 +0000

Why do we consider travel a basic desire nowadays? In 2008, only 30 percent of trips over 50 miles were done for business – the rest- for pure pleasure. Work is nerve-racking, the family needs to be fed and money is and will always be a problem. Meanwhile, there are hot deals on flights, romance is in the air in Paris no matter the season and life is still waiting for you at the corner

By: Stinky Poo

Stinky Poo — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 13:58:53 +0000

Why is PM Lee wasting time with Climate Change? Is he more concerned about showing his face there since Obama and Wen are attending? Given that the role that Singapore will play in the entire global climate change, he should have sent a junior minister to deliver that message.

PM Lee simply is not a suitable leader.

By: citizen

citizen — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 00:38:01 +0000

Why is he there?Shouldn’t he be back home here working with his people on how to improve the lives of Singaporeans?There are more important things to do in Singapore then wasting precious time there.

By: Oxford Dude

Oxford Dude — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 14:37:34 +0000

TOC is so amazing. MICA just released Singapore’s National Statement of Climate Change and TOC had their hands on it 3 days ago.

By: Shake head

Shake head — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 13:16:27 +0000

The reason LHL dare to spill such nonsense in some distant places is because he thinks his people won’t get to know about it since ST would know how to report it in his favour. This is the reason why he gets his kaki like Admiral Lui to downplay or discredit internet news or blogging.

ST for sure would downplay or even omit this ‘dveloping country’ part in their report, if they reported it. They won’t have the guts to find contradictions (don’t know what sort of medium is ST actually).

By: bang pui

bang pui — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 11:45:16 +0000

Does fart contain co2?

some people fart a lot.
smell like kangroo fart.

can we first control these emissions if not concurrently as well?

By: kiasu n kiasi

kiasu n kiasi — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 14:33:40 +0000

It is not how much the Government does that counts; It’s the people… I have seen the drastic difference of the Australian / New Zealanders as compared to Singaporeans… We have a long way to go… Time to catch up!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 14:14:16 +0000

Less car, more using public transport, slower growth ahead in the climate change era and doubling in population ahead.???

Slower growth means less tax revenue, who is paying for additional public transport infrastructure and where to fit in new routes to cater for much more higher traffic density? Are we not packed enough now?

Slower growth means less new jobs, who is supporting the population overload?

What rubbish is he talking?

By: Concerned Citizen

Concerned Citizen — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 07:55:49 +0000

“In announceing our target, we join a number of our fellow DEVELOPING countries in contributing to a strong agreement in Copenhagen………..”
I thought that our govt. especially MM always trumpet to the whole wide world that we have arrived, and that we are First Class, First World. That’s why they are paying themselves $million salaries! So how come in this arena in Copenhagen, we suddenly demotes ourselves to DEVELOPING countries?
Very confusing here. Will some smart guys in the Elites league enlighten us lesser mortals as to which is which??

By: iamaviewshitter

iamaviewshitter — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:47:44 +0000

[i]Singapore has always taken the environment seriously. Since independence 44 years ago, we have taken actions which have significant slowed our emissions growth. [/i]

ha ha ha..make my toes laughed out even louder…your FATHER’s best friend the indonesian has been burnin treetsa for more than 44 ears… do i see YOU or your father take actions seriousLEE? you /your father did not even bothered to have trade reduced/embargos against the indonesian..let alone be part of an ASEAN abang/adek relationships…
meanwhile we have to cough out our lungs as usual…

By: doctorwho

doctorwho — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:31:40 +0000

they just follow what the rest do, they are not leaders.

By: mice is nice

mice is nice — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 14:41:12 +0000

cut the loong story short, families living in larger homes especially our ruling elites will of course be hard pressed to move into humble (as in smaller in size) HDB homes.

smaller homes require less electricity & water to upkeep. our ruling elites will certainly scoff at the idea of moving into the “quality” (as Mr Mah BT says?) homes that HDB designs & builds.

i also realise that i should further reduce any wasteful consumer spending habits that contributes putting out emission during the entire production from raw materials to final product to our shores from so & so countries.

as individuals, we can do our part without waiting for a “nanny” to nudge us into action. time to prove to the “elites” they are not leader but followers in the global campaign to go green.

yes, we can!! ;)

By: Mother Earth

Mother Earth — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 12:23:43 +0000

Reduce emission? hahaha … all countries have their own interest … just like most people / companies are selfish … help the country affected by global warming? pls lah don’t talk cock sing song lah … to those rich people / countries who are not helping mother earth. don’t worry , you can continue to make as much money for yrself but don’t bother to leave those $$$ to yr future generation … cos there will be no future for them if mother earth dies . So continue to turn a deaf ear to earth’s cries .

By: tzh

tzh — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 11:59:42 +0000

LHL. the man of contradictions.

I concisely remember him putting sg on par with first world developed countries like the swiss. Then, the next minute, he bullshits and compares it with a 3rd world developing country.

His endless spinning of tales only serves to be digging him a deeper grave. No way, with such an attitude, does he deserve to still be sitting (or in the first place to be) in the post of PM.

like father, like son. It runs in the fami-Lee.

By: Yang

Yang — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 09:33:25 +0000

All of you want the gov. to lead in climate change. Wait wait long long! We could have done it long time ago.

By: SmartAlex

SmartAlex — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 07:22:16 +0000

LHL could start to reduce car population by encouraging the civil servants to take the lead and take public transport. The percentage of car owners in civil service is huge because of their high payout as well as the stability of their income.

By: MSKw

MSKw — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 04:59:59 +0000

Can anyone tell me, whether Singapore has committed the 16% reduction, full stop, or is only committed if there is a”legally binding agreement ” ?
Have been hearing ” unilateral initiate” being trumpted of late ! So that is our contribution ?

By: mice is nice

mice is nice — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:40:12 +0000

the en-bloc fever at its peak & its accompanying construction work must have contributed quite “abit” of carbon emission, not forgeting relocation of “displaced” families or individuals.

anyway, as an individual. i am doing my part by:-
at home:
- going 1 step further then just using energy saving light bulbs. take a more calculated approach to the needs of individual rooms.
- have a 2-stage lighting in some areas to cater to different needs, stage-1 at full illumination, stage-2 at night light mode at 10-15% intensity. it will also reduce indoor temperatures by fractions. ;) a table lamp can be used for just that also!
- routing aircon condenser piping to pails to collect the water, those who use aircon often will like to know the-more-you-use, the-more-you-save. ;)

keke, i think i going out of topic, lol…