Protecting Singapore from Rising Sea Levels Could Cost S$100 Billion – Reuters
Article Synopsis – The Prime Minister of Singapore has announced it could cost S$100 billion ($72 billion) or more over 100 years to protect Singapore against rising sea levels. Singapore has already introduced a carbon tax and allotted “S$400 million over the next two years to upgrade and maintain the country’s drains and strengthen its flood resilience”. To read the actual article click here.