Canada sent a tons2x of Trash here in the Philippines before😂😂

You are incorrect. Canada has very low population density and has numerous state of the art landfills. Same as in the US. This is a fact, not an excuse to add to waste.

@@Borat_Kazakh Riiight, and how exactly does your point discredit my point in any way?

​@@insertname1841 I guess you are lacking in reading the English language. I said-- America and Canada have vast spaces to build sealed, non-contaminating, highly regulated landfills. If you heard that Canada was "shipping trash to the Philippines" or whatever, due to lack of landfill space in Canada, you are wrong. I'm done debating obvious subjects. Thanks.

@@Borat_Kazakh lol he didnt even mention about canada's land size. He just make a summary about how fucked up canada is. Bribing corrupt politician in other countries and throw the trash to that 'other countries'. And the victims are ordinary people of that 'other countries'. All praise to all developed nation that 'use' developing nation as their toilets

Man I hate single serving packaging.Cant comprehend how there arent any legislations about that

@@shawnraj7816 i hate it even more when it's used for something tiny like small snacks that only has 5 chips per package. And then there's country that even give plastic wrapping for each of individual banana

@@ThePinkRubber ... then there are* countries* ...

not pointing fingers but asia seema pretty bad in this area..oops

"One thing we need to look at is product packaging..............." == This may become the straw that breaks the camel's back. Our economy was based on no expense on recycling.

It's easier to manage a small impact/united household than to manage a large mansion

@@Itjusthappened0 p

I heard Singapore has 30 billionaires.

because there is no democracy there

@@Itjusthappened0 it's a lot easier when you have excess land to sort out mistakes than to have no room for error (ie. no landmass/space). The real difference is that they are motivated to fix issues immediately because they can't kick the can down the road like the other lazy/greedy countries.

Do you have any examples that you can share with us?

Could you explain in what way are the libraries in America different from Singapore? I'm a Singaporean and i always thought libraries are about the same or even better in Western countries

Please explain! I did look at the site you mentioned but didn't fully understand. I live in Mexico and our libraries are sad in general, except the ones in big universities.

@@mel_sj they’re literally the same, I’ve lived in both countries

That's because you're straight. If you're gay in Singapore, you offend a lot of people. It ain't peaceful no mo.

I thought Oil and Gas money in Indonesia could easily afford modern recycling center.

I think your government's plan to move the Jakarta government to East Kalimantan is the right way to go. Jakarta is the fastest sinking city in the world - banjir2 besar setiap tahun...

@@gijbuis yeah! I’d appreciate some reduced traffic and more peace of mind in Jakarta

@@Reanimator999 well it may be able to afford it but it surely doesn't happen

@@Reanimator999 hello. i am form indonesian. that industry dont care about waste or environment

I am a Singaporean but I would say we have first world government but third world people. Just look at the recycle bin below every HDB blocks, people pay no mind and often it is filled with non-recyclable garbage. Another fine example, the empty bottle collection machine has a notice on it, “please do not empty bottles and pour liquid on the floor” which speaks volume about the people here.

Great job by the Government 🙌

This is an opportunity for Singaporeans to seize..

It is a limitation of the design of your entire infrastructure in the country, it is lacking a holistic engineering approach. The disposal of waste can be integrated with all buildings in the nation through underground automated services e.g conveyor inside piping. Buildings have to be modified or rebuilt entirely to accommodate a "shaft/chamber/hatch" to connect the underground conveyor transport to inside the apartment/flat/house/building. This would be a better approach than what we have today, if it does not solve the recycling problem entirely it does improve it significantly. Conveyor belts underground could be used for industrial waste as well. The design of packaging and materials used must be radically changed to contain less harmful material (non-degradability, toxicity e.tc) or some other solution like example being entirely designed so in conjunction with other technology within the transport system of waste (as the mentioned conveyor belt solution) and the processing facilities capabilities are tailored to all types of trash material. In other words if you know the capabilities of your technological sensors and equipment and also their limitations you can use this knowledge to design all materials that could ever end up as trash.

@@helenmohiam944 do you know how fucking expensive that is lmao. even just tunnelling is the highest cost. why do you think metro systems are the costliest public transport infrastructure to build? if you don't do it per house, and instead create municipal drop off points, you'll still have to have people manage it properly on the household level.

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I agree. Philippines should be serious with waste management. In our city private dump trucks owned by a local politicians is poorly taking care of our trash. LGU is not serious of this problem. At the dump site, garbage trucks deliver them to business owners to segregate and sell metal scraps or containers for reuse. Hence, garbage again is scattered and not going to dump site.

Dubai is a casino with hookers and cheap cocaine. Your country deserve much more bro.

I think Philippines has a lot of potential. I wish you guys best, your friendly neighbor from Taiwan 😀

Yes very soon... maybe in 50 years.... Patriotism is nice, but not if it makes you blind.

Nice wish 🙂

"I don't think Philippines can since everything here are all the worst levels this country is Venezuela 2.0 it's equivalent nation in Asia .?!"

@@paolosantiago3163 WHAT??

@@dragonlore8484 "Observe what is happening with our government incompetence, graft/corruption and political dynasty schemings at its finest something Venezuela is all about 10-20 years ago with or without Covid-19 pandemic Venezuelans' situations were the same as Filipino people of today so I'm not be able going to be surprised if the nation will be like Venezuela .?!"

@@paolosantiago3163 comparing philippines too Venezuela that much seems like a stretch.

@@paolosantiago3163 philippines is far from venezuela

yes it will the problem will generate a cure till then we have to live with a problem.

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@@danielmal1125 hello

lol dont be selfish the entire united states of america need to do that

and the entire world

New work city already has a plant like this one they are considering making more

You Ain’t never lie ....

@@meow-ic6gz The entire world? Burning Trash is actually a common technology in europe to reduce the amounts. Because landfills are forbidden in many states.

because it is small, rich, semi-dictator, smart people.

This is what happens if you keep electing corrupt, uneducated politicians.

Our entire country needs :)

Here in UK recycling is enforced ,households are heavily fined if not

it is a separate truck for the blue recycling bins separate from the normal rubbish truck for the normal bins.

I live in Italy, after China banned ALL TRASH IMPORTING, we had to PAY NOW THEN SEND TRASH to Swiss for treatment. Before the ban, they even paid to get our trash since all containers and cargos were empty on the way from EU to China. Italy has so much to improve.

@Hanse Rickenbacker yes we do that, and while we have separate recycling bins, how many of the country have a proper 'recycling' system? Or do they just end up collecting them and then combine them back as general refuses? The thing is we take responsibility for our rubbish. I do agree that the responsibility is not yet ful in terms of 100% environmental impart, but we are close to that.

@Hanse Rickenbacker lol ok

Some people just cannot understand what I'm trying to say, it about responsibility of management of our own trash, if you want to talk about environmental, how this country that country better pls fk off to other comments section.

@Hanse Rickenbacker you sound like a troll picking a fight and giving non productive comments

Agree. But burning the garbage cleanly and not generating fine particulate air polution is a challenge. A better solution would be to at least put some design and standardization in the lifecycle of products and design for how to eventually dispose of the product

@@nobodyimportant_23 Absolutely. We could even go back to reusing containers if only a few container shapes/sizes were mandated and they could be collected and reused like in the old days. The branding could be done with paper labels even, so competing products could reuse each others containers. As far as particulates go, modern incinerators are REALLY good at this. The high heat eliminates dangerous volatile products, and then the heat exchanger and scrubbers remove the heavier particulates that remain in the flue gas. The ash drops out and the end product is 99.99% CO2. This is how clean coal plants work too and they are very effective at controlling emissions, though obviously we should not be building more coal plants since CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are a problem in and of themselves. The mass use of single-use plastic needs to end (except in rare situations like emergency-use medical products). Waxed paper is fine for stuff that is meant to be consumed quickly after production, and cans and glass still work great for long-term shelf-stable products. Plastic is still too useful to abandon entirely though, and incineration is the only good way to get rid of the stuff quickly. Chemical reformation is great but we will have to tax the hell out of crude extraction to make chemical reforming viable.

Not to mention you can also use it for building material.

No I have a better let's just dump to the Sun

@@hoseadavit3422 one day... space elevator to space and then launch it at the sun. Maybe trash the whole earth like wall e and launch the earth at the sun lol

Yes I am a malayali too and i feel like if the government tried, Kerala could be so much more cleaner!

you mean corruption

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Trying with heavy heart

It is needed immediately. Waste bins should be provided everywhere and strict penalty should be given for those who litter and steal those waste bins. Waste collection units with specialized machines should run daily to collect wastes to incinerators.

That is a great mindset. I sometimes get overwhelmed by the huge amounts of waste that humans generate

Bang on!

Apart from the thousands of such plants around the world... you're spot on.

bullocks

@@jotcw81 batty!

The rest of the world does not know you exist. Nobody cares.

Yes it is 😐

@@TheFalseShepphard this need not to b seen as other way,,,,,as he is pointing out the problems of our country,,,,,nd which is gud .....

Yes, a very big problem!!

Yes it is a very massive problem,i live in Jamshedpur where we can see trash everywhere especially in rural areas , pretty sure the situation is much worse for tier 1 cities like mumbai and delhi

Yes I agree

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Lies again? Google Drive Trash Rubbish

Exactly what I was thinking, we should incorporate it into our buildings

Well thought out! Teach everyone your ways! 😇

That's a great idea! Let's use the toxic cancer-causing sludge from burning everybody's filthy trash to build our roads.

@@kendrewreviews Technology is in place to detox first.

No worries. Human are depopulated by covid

Reminds me of wall e

If they can turn trash to power then they might be able shrink the landfills any.

Elon will send trash into space with his BFR :)

@@stevenlee7958 forbiddenknowledgetv.net/dr-carrie-madej-covid-shots-dna-and-transhumanism/

Of course the video doesn't mention the Massive release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere

@@neilok17847 even the smoke sent out is treated. They showed it in the video it self. Yes a certain amount is released but it's a lot better than just leaving it.

... is where the Nordic countries were* 15 years ago / incinerators* (plural, no apostrophe) / the target is to* reuse ...

There is an alternative technology called gasification: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/jqGmo6OmfqRl258.html.

Yea it would be really amazing to revitalize desert/dry/drout areas through tree planting and agriculture to let nature take over once again...

I mix my incinerated ash with cement and sand to mold blocks .very durable for building houses

Lies again? Google Drive USD SGD

As a Singaporean who have been travelling around SEA, I can testify so.

Really? Plastic bags used in every store.

In my country less than 1% of the waste ends up to the land fill. It's the same story in most of the Western European countries and in the Nordic countries. Although paper, cardboard, glass and metal are being recycled efficiently it's still a relatively small percentage of plastic that ends up being recycled but hopefully that that figure will rise in the upcoming years.

@@gosikh Plastic bags or straws or spoons are small problems. There are big ticket items which Singapore managed to reduce and reuse.

You seems have no idea how much more other countries are doing instead of just ''burning waste''..they recycle, generate bioproducts and reutilize the waste over and over. I m talking of european countries for example.. Maybe for rest of the world you were talking about India...

@@chandutomaz No it's not a small problem. I'll be a big problem in the future because of microplastics already in the ocean. Countries like the Philippines will have to deal with first world plastic trash first because developed countries will suddenly care once it affects them. The reason why developing countries produce less trash is also because of the lesser use in plastic. Many areas in the Philippines for instance have a no plastic policy. Huge businesses worked together to reduce its use by using brown paper bags which can be reused.

To me it's only a temporary solution. It cannot sustain long-term since it adds more to carbon emissions... While they are removing the trash, they can have more time to think of better methods

@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 I mean if you use as sand and plant stuff in it you can grow a new forest/

@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 the other methods are not energy efficient. Too much "mixed" materials that require high-tech and huge power consumption. The only solution is to drastically change consumption habits, which will increase the product prices. Want to have low carbon emmissions? - nuclear plants and hydrogen fuel. Thats as green as it gets unfortunately. Solar and wind are not efficient enough and dams damage the ecosystems.

It is Disney land with death penalty and capital punishment.

Hello em nice meeting you

@@sheezy2526 death penalty and capital punishment are needed to eradicate the crime

@@sheezy2526 Actually Singapore did consider having a DisneyLand in the 1990s but then decided not to

Yes , like the State taking personal freedoms almost as egregiously as China ! New York and LA are following suit .

@Niggrpoor Incineration technology made by others is not patented by Singapore. bruh

Then you guys throw away your rubbish in countries like the Philippines.... slow clap...

How well does your recycling actually work though? We do separating paper and plastics etc. But these news stories come out that a lot gors to the landfill anyways becuase its not sorted well enough, the recyclables are contaminated, or there are no buyers for the end product

About 1% of the waste in Sweden goes to landfills, mostly ceramics. Most Swedish towns have central heating so we incinerate a lot of waste. So much so that we actually have to import waste from neighboring countries.

Buy you count burned garbage as recycling. Is it?

@@stekon9112 Not really, but I think it's the best we can do under the circumstances. We do have a high degree of recycling as well, hence the need to import trash.

Nothing that you can see. If there was nothing, than there should be no chimney. I wonder if they capture co2 too.

@@ehombane Yeah they really should be saying 'cleaner', not 'clean'. They can't magically eliminate all pollutants from the waste, only reduce them.

There are many separate recycling bins everywhere in Singapore neighborhoods to collect glass, cardboards, etc. Most of these bins are within 50 metres of most peoples houses or it’s just right outside the house

I agree - but we have to remember their density, and the only other solution of dumping waster; landfills. I think the best country to talk about waste management is Japan. Its so ironic, because they absolutely have best systems in place to take care of trash for recycling and incineration purposes, yet to produce so much trash in the first place.

@@jayanimel7551 yeah I guess in the end the awards for best management should be going to the countries that create the least amount of waste in the first place. If reuse models can be included in the product and material cycles then hopefully that still allows for economic growth. But I guess that's the big challenge, whether economic growth can be sustainable?

Frank show your proof about the air coming out of this plant when they said that the air is clean

@@daveklein2826 I can't send links in the comments but if you search for emissions from waste to energy plants you will find analysis from reputable sources. The emissions are low compared to driving a car, heating a home with gas etc. So waste to energy plants do provide a valid waste management pathway but should not be seen as a fix all solution. The air they emit is far from "clean". Just the same as you don't want to breath the exhaust fumes of a car.

@@FrankSustainAMustly Your last sentence is the big question. These innovations are really just reducing the rate at which we deplete resources and the environment. The way people currently live in the developed world is inherently unsustainable. At some point economic growth and increases in material living standards will plateau and subside. I find it interesting that this is completely unspoken, even by environmental campaigners, the UN etc etc

Britain is filthy as well ,sir. The litter thrown from cars is all along roads everywhere -from town to countryside.I do not understand their mentality!

I don't think it is the older generation issue. The whole of Singapore still lack the understanding of what can be recycle. Many think that recycle bin is like donation box. Also so many use them like trash bins, polluting other recyclable items in the bin

@@bbppchan What you have just said is true but now schools are teaching students from young and holding talks in schools, still most ppl prefer to just throw it in a trash bin or the nearest 1 they can find as its convenient for them,like who would want to go down and throw their trash in a recycling bin when they can do it in their home through the rubbish chute

As the problem gets worse and worse maybe more ppl will start taking recycling seriously

@@xavier._.157 One way to solve that can be to make a divider for recyclables in those rubbish chute

What are you talking about it's the older generation... It's the older generation while Lee Kuan Yew was still around they have the recycle bin at most housing. Have students in school to go around collecting recycle from housing so that the younger ones have a better understanding of recycling and encourage the use of it. All was going well until the inflation of foreigner living in Singapore. They treat it like any regular bin.

never.

Why?

is cnbc running a gov pr now?

Is Singapore better than Philippines ?

Migrate to sg! Singapore , humbly speaking is possibly the best city in the entire world.

Dont worry, the current government in PH is doing a massive infrastructure projects. We just need to have a government that will continue the projects of past administrations instead of terminating it and starting from scratch or drawing board again just like what the Aquino Admin did... By 2022, whoever will be the new Government, they must continue and improve the Projects.... Too much politics since 1986 is delaying the PH growth...

Phillipinz 12000 islands 110million people.....Singapore 1 island 7million people.....

Indeed

absolutely, I don't know why we still not adapting this. It's been a while, with our lack electricity power we can use this to supply that demand.

Bawal saten ang inceneration

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what about the pyrolysis process but it's fantastic what the government body of Singapore is doing and we have such a situation in Zimbabwe

@Hanse Rickenbacker no over all what they are doing how serious they are about this. And why not dude most of us aren't doing what they are doing.

@Hanse Rickenbacker dude just stfu. Stop being so incredibly extra.

good luck with your ADHD ....sorted, or not they stated, they recycle 59% of their waste... south korea??? "With the plunge in prices of plastic waste caused by Beijing's ban, 48 of South Korea's recycling firms even halted the collection of plastic" my mindless trolling friend.... smh...

HD.... good luck taking your meds :(

@Hanse Rickenbacker what are you even on about mate 😂😂

Hello friend nice meeting you

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Hello friend nice meeting you I hope my message meet you in good health

Well said Tini Tan and very heartening to read your comments and fully agree.

Totally agree… the recycling bins located at each HDB block contains non-recyclable trash … while some of us are making the effort.

I've recently noticed that McDonald's fast food restaurant still uses plastic straws. Burger King uses paper straws. I think I'm ready to make the switch for that reason alone.

You're not wrong but until the general public and politicians view environment > economic growth, it won't happen. Everyone is too worried about their hip pocket and being able to buy material things.

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James, you are right. The Singapore government is now exploring how to recycle / mine the Ash for metals, removing the harmful poisonous remains and using the sanitised remains as base landfill in new land reclaimation. Still in research study phase to increase the recycling reuse %.

@@khtay8731 .... this might be useful as well..... and that is using biological regeneration practices to kickstart that material for any and all phases of recycle/reuse. Certain bacterial activities increase soil structure that in time adds even more capacities for its beneficial use... especially in location such as Singapore where proximity to the many different environmental cultures can be seen as critical. Metals sequestration, BTW can also be managed biologically and safely through systems managing ph and microorganisms properly navigating attractions of both metals and forms of minerals. I’m not speaking specifically here as the dynamics and potentials are more specific to what is intended vs what exists in materials etc. though the work flows have definitely been developed and recognized, the costs can be negligible though time is a factor... which in so many instances anymore ,are the premium.

Yea, don’t understand why things are so complicated outside of Singapore. Incinerate and reuse the ash. The world is running out of building material (sand).

evan build houses i hear they are in short supply.

Funny thing is developing countries like the Philippines are doing a lot more effort. There are some areas there where there is a no plastic policy. It's amazing. I stayed there and when I went back to the US because of covid I just remembered what a plastic bag looks like and I felt it's a waste since it doesn't have to be lile this. Big businesses in no plastic policy areas worked together and decided to use varying sizes of reusable brown paper bags. If an item is too big either they have someone carry it for you to your car or they tie a rope so you can hand carry it. Packaging had les plastics and the size isn't unrealistic. They were really creative. That forced people to buy only necessities or what they really want. It's sad that developed countries don't do this. They only care when it's too late

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nope, coruption first save environment later, It doesn't matter if your grandson is poisoned as long as your stomach is full. kita gantung koruptor yuk.

If you wait for schools children to grow up it would take decades. We need to do things NOW.

Like schools don’t indoctrinate our kids enough already.

Simple but expensive, that plant cost $1 billion to built.

Sorry taeyoh, we already have a climate crisis, and it has been monitored but not treated for about 50 years.

Hi there my Vietnamese mate!! Are you caring about the environment, too? Let's make Vietnam a better place to live!!!

@@AnhPham-ro7kc Hi guy, I'm glad to come across you here. I think improving the environment in Vietnam is a long way, we need a lot of human resources, from awareness to action. But if we can't change the macro circumstances right now, let's cultivate a sense of goodness toward the environment within ourselves, manifest that consciousness in our every small action, and share it with others.