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@ green Says …

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A triumph for nature and community

A tale of resilience , victory , and the enduring spirit of environmental stewardship

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Collaborations move mountains

A collaborative trip by the Annual Investment Meeting ( AIM ), Dubai , seeks to join forces with MAPAN and other organisations in tackling ESG and SDG initiatives

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What does Bursa Carbon Exchange ( BCX ) mean to Malaysia ?

BCX prides itself as an established global commodities player for access to Malaysian-based carbon credit

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The net zero conundrum for Asia-Pacific

Emerging nations are claiming their share of energy and the remaining carbon budget that they feel is due to them

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Local councils must be transparent

There should be more dialogue between the authorities and residents before approving property development projects

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Redefining the industry norms

JTS Group aims to promote greener supply chains by minimising landfill reliance through dross recycling and transitioning to alternative oils

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Vision for a sustainable energy future

Premier Zohari announces development of Sarawak ’ s first floating solar farm at the Batang Ai HEP

It ’ s a tough choice . More than a million tonnes of radioactive water are piled up at Fukushima . Japanese authorities had to decide what to do , and they chose to release it into the ocean . But this raises questions … Nay . Concerns .

We ’ re in a time where we need to balance progress and taking care of the planet . It ’ s like trying to walk a tightrope .

How do we make sure we keep moving forward while also protecting the environment ? Can we do this in a fair way that doesn ’ t harm people or nature ?

Fukushima ’ s water is a reminder of the challenges we face today . It shows us that our choices , like nuclear energy , can have good and bad outcomes . Nuclear power gives us lots of energy but can also bring big problems , like what happened at Fukushima .

So , what we do now matters . We must consider how we use technology and what kind of world we want to leave for future generations .

The Fukushima water release is a significant symbol of these tough choices we all have to make . It ’ s a wake-up call , reminding us to be mindful of how our actions affect the world around us .

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Leading the energy discussion

SAREF3.0 ’ s discussions will serve as the foundation for the creation of a White Paper

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Voltaic vehicles powering sustainability

EVM Asia 2023 ’ s 2nd edition sets the stage for sustainable mobility solutions in the region