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Organisers considering curbing Singapore Grand Prix entertainment if haze worsens

1.4K views • 1mo ago
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@maju.portal
@@maju.portalImported1mo ago
While everyday Singaporeans are forced to bear the brunt of a steep S$45-per-tonne carbon tax and upcoming green aviation levies, massive international spectacles like Formula 1 races and airshows continue to consume immense amounts of fossil fuels. This disparity makes local green policies feel less like environmental salvation and more like aggressive revenue collection. This exact frustration over the financial burden of climate policies is why U.S. President Donald Trump famously branded global climate initiatives a 'con job' and a 'green energy scam' during his 2025 United Nations General Assembly address, choosing instead to ramp up domestic fossil fuels through directives like his 'Reinvigorating America’s Beautiful Clean Coal Industry' Executive Order
@mrtienphysics666
@@mrtienphysics666Imported1mo ago
wat about the hotel bookings??
@farizz6969
@@farizz6969Imported1mo ago
f1 on public roads instead of on actual circuit where only 2 cars be next to each other 😂