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  1. Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) is leading waste management initiatives at Pulau Semakau, its only landfill site, establishing a research center with NTU.
  2. Singapore's Environment Agency (NEA) conducted a review of the Zero Waste Masterplan to assess progress on national waste management goals.

NEA sets recycling targets for Singapore, with BCRS reporting progress on the national recycling scheme.

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NEA sets recycling targets for Singapore, with BCRS reporting progress on the national recycling scheme.

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