Hotels in Singapore have been urged to recycle food waste and install solar panels and water meters for conservation, among other measures, as part of the industry’s first green plan to meet the larger goals of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, The Straits Times reported.
They should start to track carbon emissions by next year and reduce them by 2030. The targets, outlined in the Hotel Sustainability Roadmap launched on Monday, have been set by the Singapore Hotel Association and Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
Read the full report: The Straits Times.
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