SINGAPORE: The Centre for Climate Research Singapore is studying findings from the UN’s latest climate change report to see how they impact Singapore and to inform its policy recommendations.
In the most aggressive emission scenario, the world could exceed that mark by the end of this decade. “Singapore is committed to play our part. The Government will rally and partner Singaporeans and businesses to advance our national agenda on sustainable development, as set out in the Singapore Green Plan 2030,” said the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment and Meteorological Service Singapore in a press release.
Seven of the top 10 hottest years also fell within this decade, according to data from the MSS website. The report warned that under a low emission scenario, global mean sea levels could rise between 0.32m and 0.62m by the turn of the century. Under the highest emission scenario, sea levels could rise between 0.63m and 1.01m.
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