The Sustainable Singapore Gallery and students from Temasek Polytechnic have once again come together to show how zero-waste fashion can be attained through the use of sustainable materials and practices in our latest exhibition on sustainable fashion: Threat that Threads!

Fashion in current times is intentionally priced cheaply and designed to be consumed quickly, leading shoppers to view clothes as being disposable. This depletes the earth’s natural resources at exponential rates, exploits workers around the world, and results in an overwhelming amount of waste!

How can we eliminate waste in the fashion industry? What can businesses, and consumers like you and I, do to be more fashion sustainable? 

Visit this exhibition today at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery to learn more about sustainable fashion and what the students from Temasek Polytechnic have to offer! Pre-register your visit at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour! Let’s help the environment together, no matter how small our actions might be! See you there!!

As the climate changes, sea levels are rising. As much as we are concerned about Singapore’s actions in tackling rising sea levels, have you ever wondered about the international and regional efforts in place?

Are we equipped with the knowledge to tackle this global problem? Are you ready to R.I.S.E. to the Challenge?

Learn more about rising sea levels in a brand-new series of exhibitions, R.I.S.E. to the Challenge, curated by Keppel Land and the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. In the fifth exhibition of this series, we learn more about how the world is tackling the problem of rising sea levels. Find out how international treaties are in place to combat climate change and its impacts, how ASEAN enhances regional and international cooperation, and the steps taken by the Singapore Government to achieve the Singapore Green Plan 2030.

R.I.S.E. to the Challenge is exhibiting now at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery! To view this exhibition, pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery now at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour or visit the link in our bio!

Alternatively, you can also view the full exhibition online at www.terra.sg/ssg/rise-to-the-challenge

Climate change is becoming increasingly important to us. But what actions are we taking to tackle the issue of climate change? Come discover the importance of advocating for sustainability and the actions taken by individuals, businesses, and governments around the world at the brand new exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery: Down to Earth!

This exhibition features news stories from Singapore Press Holdings: how Singapore researchers find ways to turn trash into building blocks, how South Korea cuts food waste with ‘pay as you trash’ how hotels are joining the green bandwagon and more!

To view this exhibition in person, head down today to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage! Pre-book your visit today at http://tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour. See you there!

How can we be more sustainable? Join Beary, a character created by local artist @littlehecki, on an adventure around Singapore to uncover how we can make our daily habits less harmful to our earth. Now exhibiting at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery!

What’s more: scan the QR codes at the exhibition to learn more about Beary’s great sustainable journey. With adorable illustrations, this exhibition is perfect for young children too!

Pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery today to view this exhibition at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour

It’s getting hotter and hotter in Singapore these days! But why? It’s time to get to the root of the problem in this brand new exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery: The Heat is On!

This exhibition features news stories from Singapore Press Holdings: learn more about El Nino and its impacts on Singapore, how vulnerable Singapore is to climate change, and the impacts of Australia’s wildfires.

To view this exhibition in person, head down today to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage! Pre-book your visit today at http://tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour. See you there!

Did you know? Polar bears aren’t the only animals affected by global warming and rising sea levels. Turtles, seals, gulls, narwhals, wolves, and various other animals are too!

How is this man-made phenomenon impacting the rich biodiversity of our planet? And what can we do to prevent their downfall? Are you ready to R.I.S.E. to the Challenge?

Learn more about rising sea levels in a brand-new series of exhibitions, R.I.S.E. to the Challenge, curated by Keppel Land and the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. In the third exhibition of this series, we examine the impacts of sea level rise on the many animals that live on our planet. 🇸🇬 Find out how coastal, marine, and terrestrial life are affected by this global phenomenon, and how individual species are adapting to this change.

R.I.S.E. to the Challenge is exhibiting now at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery! To view this exhibition, pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery now at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour! Alternatively, you can also view the full exhibition online at www.terra.sg/ssg/rise-to-the-challenge - see you there!

Climate change is affecting the health of our planet. But did you know that it affects our health too? Come learn more about the medical impacts of climate change at the latest N.E.W.S. exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery!

This exhibition features news stories from Singapore Press Holdings: how air pollution can be lethal to our populations, how a hotter earth is the “perfect recipe” for heat injuries, the modern plague, and more!

To view this exhibition in person, head down today to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage! Pre-book your visit today at http://tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour. See you there!

What can we do to make our buildings more sustainable? How will future architects design buildings with sustainability in mind?

Answering these important questions, final year students from Temasek Polytechnic (@temasekpoly) created detailed blueprints and models that feature their creative ideas for sustainable architecture.

The result? A newly launched exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery that showcase their “Blueprints to a Green Future”. Beyond incorporating efficient resource management into their designs, the students also considered how green spaces and cycling-friendly paths can encourage green and healthy living among residents.

View this expansive exhibition today at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery! Pre-register your visit now at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour!

Did you know that a third of Singapore is at risk of flooding when sea levels rise over the next few decades?

The impending problem of rising sea levels will soon threaten our small island-nation. Are we equipped with the knowledge to tackle this global problem? Are you ready to R.I.S.E. to the Challenge?

Learn more about rising sea levels in a brand-new series of exhibitions, R.I.S.E. to the Challenge, curated by Keppel Land and the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. In the second exhibition of this series, we examine the sea level problem from a uniquely Singaporean lens. Find out what our nation has done in the past to prevent flooding, whether your homes are susceptible to rising sea levels, and what we intend to do moving forward.

R.I.S.E. to the Challenge is exhibiting now at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery! To view this exhibition, pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery now at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour or visit the link in our bio! See you then!

How can nature and humans co-exist in an increasingly urbanised Singapore? How are our actions impacting the environment around us – and the rest of South-east Asia? Come find out at the latest N.E.W.S. exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery!

This exhibition features news stories from Singapore Press Holdings: how Singapore integrated wildlife concerns into our urban planning with the Eco-Link@BKE, the environmental impacts of a battered coral reef, how wildlife is illegally traded in South-east Asia, and more!

To view this exhibition in person, head down today to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at Marina Barrage! See you there! Pre-register your visit now at https://www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour

Did you know that your home could be swallowed up by the sea within the next century?

As the climate changes, sea levels are rising. Are we equipped with the knowledge to tackle this global problem? Are you ready to R.I.S.E. to the Challenge?

Learn more about rising sea levels in a brand-new series of exhibitions, R.I.S.E. to the Challenge, curated by Keppel Land and the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. In the first exhibition of this series, discover the factors that are causing sea level rise and how your actions can make a change in reducing the impact of this global phenomenon.

R.I.S.E. to the Challenge is exhibiting at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery from now till 30 Nov! To view this exhibition, pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery now at www.tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour! See you then!

With tonnes of waste generated every day, how does Singapore manage to keep all the trash at bay? How often do the communities in Singapore recycle? How do other countries dispose of their trash? Find out at the latest exhibition at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery – What A Waste! by the Singapore Press Holdings.

What A Waste! is the first of a series of informative and interactive exhibitions that consist of the best of sustainability journalism by The Straits Times. This first exhibition sheds light on the problems of the excessive trash we are producing in Singapore and around the world.

Excited to see this exhibition in person? Pre-register your visit to the Sustainable Singapore Gallery at tinyurl.com/book-ssg-tour today!

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Learn more about this exhibition at our N.E.W.S. Microsite!