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above Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel:
There is a “green revolution”
blooming in the desert
sands of Israel – precision
agriculture is a way of life in
the country, as seen here in a
high-tech greenhouse where
tomatoes are grown
for the first year of operations. This
was accomplished with the buying
of carbon credits that fund carbon-
offsetting projects in Asia.
Beyond sustainable design and
eco-friendly features for energy and
water efficiency, concerted efforts were
Tampines Concourse’s
carbon emissions were
reduced to “net zero” by
offsetting some 6,750
tCO e for 2009 – the
total estimated tCO e
generated during the
construction phase
and for the first year of
operations.
PHOTO CLINT MCLEAN/CORBIS, PALLAVA BAGLA/CORBIS
largest real estate companies and
green developers, set a milestone
in environmental sustainability with
the establishment of 11 Tampines
Concourse, unveiled in 2009, as a
certified carbon-neutral development –
a first in Singapore and the Asia Pacific.
Tampines Concourse’s carbon
emissions were reduced to “net zero”
by offsetting some 6,750 tCO e for 2009
- the total estimated tCO e generated
during the construction phase and