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8. Bibliography

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"Report·explanation by the Ministry of Environment - Reducing the amount of

plastic waste generated by half by 2030 - preparing comprehensive improvement

measures for each cycle stage, from production to recycling - "the website of the

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Geddie, John. “In Singapore, Where Trash Becomes Ash, Plastics Are Still a
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Min, Ang Hwee. “Plastic Bag Charge 'Not a Small Step for Singapore': FairPrice

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