Natural conditions in Singapore

Singapore enjoys superior natural conditions, including geographical location, climatic conditions, natural resources, water and soil resources and ecological environment.

1. Location: Singapore is located in Southeast Asia, at the entrance of Malacca Strait. It is an island country, consisting of Singapore Island and other small islands. Such a geographical location makes Singapore an important maritime transportation hub, which provides convenient conditions for its development of international trade and logistics.

2. Climatic conditions: Singapore has a tropical rain forest climate with high temperature and humidity all year round. However, thanks to the influence of the ocean and monsoon, Singapore's air quality and humidity have a good performance all year round.

3. Natural resources: Singapore is short of natural resources, mainly relying on human and marine resources. Rich in fishery resources, it is one of the largest fishing areas in the world. In addition, Singapore has abundant labor resources, which provides strong support for economic development.

4. Land and water resources: Singapore has a small land area and limited land resources. However, due to modern urban planning and management, Singapore has achieved efficient urban operation on limited land resources. At the same time, Singapore also relies on external water sources for water supply, mainly relying on water pipelines and desalination plants in Malaysia.

5. Ecological environment: Singapore has made great efforts in ecological environment protection. The government has taken a series of measures to protect the ecological environment, such as restricting the establishment of polluting enterprises, promoting clean energy and strengthening environmental protection law enforcement. Singapore's ecological environment has been well protected, and its air quality has remained in the forefront of the world all the year round.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Singapore.