Filmmaker Eunice Tan shared with me this interesting video that she produced on “Flies & Farming in Singapore”.
Her film on the Citizen Farm features urban farming and using farming systems that are sustainable and create the least amount of waste. For example, they use a unique fertiliser made from the poop 💩 of black soldier flies which are bred at Insectta, an urban insect farm located just next door. These flies feed on food waste, converting it into a natural fertiliser instead of it ending up in the incinerator.
Eunice’s video is one of two Singaporean finalists in the UN Global Youth Video Competition. The other video, by Woo Qiyun and Marissa Yeo Le Ping, is about Kausmo, a restaurant that reduces food waste by using overstocked and oddly-shaped fruits and vegetables that have been “filtered” from supermarket shelves for aesthetic reasons: youtu.be/bR7Z9pRbRyk. Each view of their videos counts as one vote, so do lend them your support!
As I said at the National Day Rally, climate change may seem abstract and distant, but we all have a part to play, taking practical steps to reduce our CO2 emissions. Glad to see our young people leading the way on this! – LHL
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