“We are Earthlink, the largest environmental sustainability group in NTU!”
Our Events
- Punggol Human-Wildlife Co-ExistenceWhen we talk about wildlife in Singapore, a few examples that many of us have encountered include otters, wild boards, macaques, and even pythons in our urban environment. However, incidents
- Gardening Straits Agriculture Farm TourDespite enjoying its status as one of the world’s richest countries, Singapore heavily relies on overseas food imports to reduce food insecurity. Being a small island nation where land is
- Proveg Innovation Challenge LaunchFacing the continuous growth of the global population, it is becoming increasingly challenging to produce meat products to meet the growing demand, given the substantial land requirements for livestock rearing
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Waste-to-Energy Plant
Earthlink NTU is fortunate to be given an opportunity to visit the Senoko WTE Plant, made possible through the National Environmental Agency (NEA).
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Going hand-in-hand with an eco-conscious NDP
NDP organisers had taken extra consideration towards making the parade as environmentally sustainable as possible by joining hands with green groups.
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Recycling @ NTU
To reach our goal of 35% waste reduction, we will need each and every one of our 40,000 strong population of students, staff and professors to contribute towards our goal of being the Greenest Campus in the World!