I paid just 35 cents more to “compensate” for my carbon footprint. But what do I think of it?
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I saved 70% on water usage overnight!
Within the first day of the challenge, I have been able to cut down my daily water usage by an estimated 70% – 40% of the 151 litres used by an average Singaporean each day! Read on to find out more!
Start of a Water Challenge
As Earth Day’s draws near, I’ve volunteered to take on a personal challenge with WWF Singapore to document the adoption of water-saving habits. It starts with recording my typical usage habits on Day 0 and then implementing the following five measures over a week-long period…
The Ugly Side of Beauty Products
Heartfelt words from an animal passivist. Do you know more than 100 million animals die in laboratories each year – in the US alone? That’s 17 times worse than the holocaust and no one is actually bothered by it. Why? Just because survivors (if any) of the brutality of a laboratory life cannot write memoirs…
Singapore’s Water Story
Why are we paying for water? Why do we have to pay more?
A feature on Singapore’s water story in view of Singapore World Water Day celebrations on 4 March.
#makeeverydropcountsg
30% Water Price Hike in Singapore
A breakdown of the 30% increase in water prices in Singapore and what it means to us.
Vipassana Meditation – Experiencing Self and Developing Equanimity
For the food blog that earthleng.com is not, it is also not a travel blog. But I’ve completed a 10-day Vipassana meditation course during my extended travels and that has been a great experience. It also brought up valuable concepts which I identify with. Vipassana emphasises awareness and the principle of “seeing things for what they really are;…
A quest for seafood
Following my recent post on sustainable seafood, I have had the pleasure of checking out a local seafood source that prides itself on being local and sustainable at the same time – Ah Hua Kelong. But this fortunate visit took place a few days after a seafood meal for my dad’s birthday. Because no surprise here…
Seafood that tastes better
How sustainable is our seafood consumption habits? Can we ensure that there’ll be marine species (to feast on) in generations to come?
