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A man for all seasons

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 25 January 2012

Eco Warrior-university lecturer-cyclist N. Sivasothi doesn't know how to stop at 100 per cent.
Fancy a bit of weekend SURFing?

Valerie Lee | 20 September 2011

Valerie Lee gets grounded with a group of urban farmers in Singapore's concrete jungles.
Green Drinks: An exchange of ecological ideas

Brad Bertrand | 25 March 2011

Singapore Kopitiam writer Brad Bertrand sits down with the founder of Green Drinks Singapore, Olivia Choong, for a pot of tea - green, of course.
Creative recycling

Jasmine Kamiko | 23 March 2011

Ten stylish crafty recycling projects that won’t make your home look like a karang guni* collection centre.
Aveda Walk for Water 2011

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 09 March 2011

The Singapore Environment Council (SEC) and Aveda Singapore are supporting PUB, the national water agency in commemorating 2011 World Water Day.
Singapore Earth Hour returns on 26 March

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 25 January 2011

Earth Hour, the annual ‘lights out’ event led by WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), returns with a bang in Singapore on 26 March 2011.
Come together - Heal the Earth 2011

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 18 January 2011

Heal the Earth 2011 is a first-of-its-kind ‘green’ gathering in Singapore which will inform participants of a host of environmental issues and green philosophies.
Animal Welfare Organisations tackle pet abandonment

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 26 October 2010

Pet abandonment and its resultant breeding is the single largest contributor to the stray population, leading to many animal welfare concerns.
Youths volunteer for many reasons

Singapore Kopitiam Team | 23 July 2010

And more volunteer organizations are recruiting and shipping these young-and-willing Singaporeans overseas on various social projects.
One website a week: GreenKampong

Eugene Han | 04 June 2010

Green Kampong.com has been leading the call for Singaporeans to lead an eco-friendly lifestyle. Founder Nadya Hutagalung and editor Mr Miyagi explain why.