74K views · 190 reactions | #DidYouKnow Singapore’s landfill was originally sea space between 2 offshore islands - Pulau Sakeng and Pulau Semakau? Come with me to visit this sunny island and find out how things work behind-the-scenes at our only landfill, which will be full by 2035 if we don’t take steps #TowardsZeroWaste to #SaveSemakau  #3Rs #SayYestoWasteLess | National Environment Agency (NEA) | Facebook

We ran out of landfills on land so decided to build one on the sea! Here is a fascinating story of Phase 1 of Semakau, Singapore’s offshore landfill - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTQvjTXs0DQ Sadly, it is expected to run out by 2035 and the only way we can keep it going is by following the #3Rs – reduce, reuse and recycle. | Clean & Green Singapore

Commissioned in April 1999, the Semakau Landfill is Singapore’s only landfill for waste disposal. It is a unique landfill that co-exists with grasslands, marine ecosystems and shoreline habitats. Can you guess how big is it? #WasteManagement | Clean & Green Singapore | Facebook

423K views · 5.5K reactions | Pulau Semakau is not just a landfill. For this family of Orang Laut, the island was once a place they called home. You can find out more about their story and get a taste of the food at Orang Laut. | Our Grandfather Story | Facebook

Semakau_ Bagaimana Singapura Membangun Pulau Sampah di Luar Nalar ? | Ilmunesia#1