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Climate Change SG is set up by the National Climate Change Secretariat (NCCS), Strategy Group, Prime Minister’s Office. If you are interested to learn about Singapore’s climate change strategy, go to http://www.nccs.gov.sg/resources/publications to download our Climate Action Plan, which provides updates on our nation’s strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change. To find out more about NCCS and the work we do, visit www.nccs.gov.sg.

06/11/2026

Climate change is a global challenge that requires global cooperation. 🌏

That’s why countries come together every year at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP (Conference of the Parties), to discuss how we can tackle climate change collectively.

Did you know that the first COP was held in Berlin, Germany, in 1995? More than three decades later, COP31 will take place from 9 to 20 November in Antalya, Türkiye, where countries will discuss key issues such as climate adaptation, climate finance and more.

What will be on the agenda, and what role will Singapore play? Watch our video to find out!

The road to a low-carbon future takes time. 🕰️ Singapore’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution keeps us on course as...
28/10/2026

The road to a low-carbon future takes time. 🕰️ Singapore’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution keeps us on course as we work towards net zero by 2050.🌍 Here’s what it means for Singapore’s climate journey.

When we think about global warming, carbon dioxide usually comes to mind first. But did you know that methane is also a ...
26/10/2026

When we think about global warming, carbon dioxide usually comes to mind first. But did you know that methane is also a powerful greenhouse gas?

Tonne for tonne, methane traps far more heat than CO₂, making it an important greenhouse gas to tackle in the fight against climate change.

One way to reduce methane emissions is through better waste and used water management. Here’s how Singapore is doing it.

30/09/2026

Climate change can affect more than the weather around us! 🌡️
Changes in temperature, rainfall and extreme weather can affect food production around the world. Watch to find out how.

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to transitioning to clean energy. That’s why we’re exploring differe...
28/09/2026

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to transitioning to clean energy. That’s why we’re exploring different options like biomethane. Read on to find out more!

Carbon dioxide often comes to mind when it comes to climate change, but it isn’t the only greenhouse gas contributing to...
25/09/2026

Carbon dioxide often comes to mind when it comes to climate change, but it isn’t the only greenhouse gas contributing to global warming. Several others play a role too. Read on to learn about the other gases and where they come from.

You may have seen news that the world is expected to exceed 1.5°C of long-term warming. But what does this mean for clim...
23/09/2026

You may have seen news that the world is expected to exceed 1.5°C of long-term warming. But what does this mean for climate action?

The answer? Even if 1.5°C is exceeded, limiting further warming still matters! That’s because climate risks increase as global temperatures rise. Read on to find out why.

21/09/2026

Some key ways to a net zero future include solar, low-carbon electricity imports, and low-carbon alternatives. Together, they power our journey towards a low-carbon world.

As a low-lying island, Singapore is especially vulnerable to the impacts of rising sea levels. 🌊 That’s why we’re acting...
11/09/2026

As a low-lying island, Singapore is especially vulnerable to the impacts of rising sea levels. 🌊 That’s why we’re acting early — studying, planning, and building ahead so our coastlines are protected in the years ahead.

31/08/2026

Climate change doesn’t just mean rising temperatures, it can also lead to more intense rainfall. 🌧️

To manage these impacts, Singapore has implemented measures like detention tanks, upgraded drains and canals, as well as flood protection strategies.

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