JULY-AUGUST , 2023 | @ green
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@ green Says …
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Informative and thought-provoking
Waste indicates something even worse for society and the environment , such as the loss of biodiversity and , albeit indirectly , climate change
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Need for political will
Climate crisis calls for more global statesmanship among world leaders
P27
Beyond the environment
Unlocking profitability and branding for Malaysian SMEs
P28-29
The economics of climate change
The Jevons Effect , the Khazzoom- Brookes Postulate and recent IEA assumptions – Is it time to rewrite economic theory or face reality ?
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All starts within the community
Local councils should be clear on their policies and remember that inclusivity is the critical element for a happy and sustainable community
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It ’ s a ( concrete ) jungle out there !
THE unrelenting march of human growth and civilisation is killing off the natural world bit by bit . To make room for more buildings and homes , forests must be cut down , habitats devastated , and ecosystems upended . The natural world is diminishing as urban areas grow , which has far-reaching effects .
The destruction of natural areas and biodiversity loss adversely affect human health .
Plants and trees filter the air , absorb excess carbon dioxide , and provide critical habitat for various animals . Our future is in jeopardy because we are destroying the planet ’ s natural defences against climate change in favour of concrete and asphalt .
Businesses and the government must take swift action to solve this crisis . Green roofs and vertical gardens are two environmentalfriendly features businesses can add to their
P16-17
Transitioning towards net zero
Sarawak ’ s at forefront of laying groundwork for a healthy and thriving economy
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Bringing uninterrupted power to your family
P20-21
Exploiting biomass waste abundance
On average , 95.5 million tonnes are processed by approximately 450 palm oil mills each year in Malaysia
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A picture paints a thousand words
Emerging artists from the MEA Award honoured by the CIMB Foundation during the Thirteen Best Artists Showcase p18
p22 structures to reduce their carbon footprint . They can also contribute to groups that restore and conserve natural ecosystems by investing in reforestation initiatives .
Education and awareness play a significant impact at the societal level . Promoting the preservation of natural areas , lobbying for more substantial land-use restrictions , and encouraging people to adopt eco-friendly lifestyles are all crucial . Communities can plant trees , grow gardens , and set aside green spaces in urban settings .
Saving the planet ’ s natural resources is essential . Remember that human survival depends on the health of the natural world . The value we place on green areas and incorporating nature into our urban surroundings are two ways we may ensure that development and the protection of the planet ’ s valuable biodiversity can live peacefully .