JANUARY-FEBRUARY , 2023 | @ green

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@ green Says … p28-29

An emerging ecological threat

The government at all levels ( federal , State , local ) should uncompromisingly enforce legislation and regulations on the pharmaceutical industries

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The MADANI perspective

Transforming to green economy requires long and short-term technologies

p31

Microplastics – A disastrous pollution in the ecosystem

Overall , only nine per cent of plastic waste is recycled

“ Alternative energy is a future idea whose time is past . Renewable energy is a future idea whose time has come ” - Bill Penden .

These different kinds of sources do not increase greenhouse gases . Both business and residential structures can benefit from the electricity generated by renewable sources of energy , as well as the heat that these sources produce .

The way to encourage the community to use renewable energy sources is by changing residents ’ behaviours . They should be encouraged to lower the energy they use , increase the garbage they recycle , and place a higher value on environmentally-friendly products and services . In other words , the change in residents ’ behaviours is the impetus .

In addition , we can reduce the number of people who drive automobiles by persuading them to convert to other modes of transportation that are friendlier to the environment . For example , the community could use the bus or ride a bike rather than drive cars .

The deterioration of the environment has had and will continue to significantly influence the health of the people living in the country and the standard of living in Malaysia .

The objective is to put this knowledge into practice , which will involve shifting patterns that are not sustainable into more sustainable practices .

Otherwise , the talk will be proven to be relatively cheap . p20

Energising sustainability

SEDA Malaysia sees potential collaborations with Dubai ’ s sustainable energy agencies

p22-23

Rethinking waste management

JTS Group leads the way in aluminium dross recycling and agriculture waste management

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Engaging the community for a sustainable future

The authorities must ensure the interest of the public always takes precedence over that of developers

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Greening it forward