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@ green Says … p26-27 Taman Negara

biodiversity challenge

Patrolling helps national park to identify hotspot areas for illegal activities

p28-29 Mitigating global warming through

bamboo

Bamboo as a sustainable and economical solution for global warming

p30-31

The Bukit Tabur saga

The weakness of the authorities in safeguarding our natural resources has long plagued our beautiful country

However , how do these prescribed medicines and other pharmaceutical products for humans boost the environment ’ s immune system ? Is there a medicine to treat and cure the environment ?

Whilst pharmaceutical players may be striving to improve the quality of their pharmaceutical products , they should also be game-changers and provide quality medicines to better the environment .

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC ) report shows that the world will probably reach or exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming within the next two decades . There is no better time than now for these players to embrace sustainability .

The growing demand for medicines due to the pandemic , coupled with the need to address climate change , will keep pharmaceutical manufacturers on their toes . However , no effort goes in vain . Addressing these climate issues and adopting sustainable practices as quickly as possible will benefit the pharmaceutical players in the long run .

With more and more people becoming more aware of the climate crisis , there ’ s a high possibility that green pharmaceuticals will be in high demand . Therefore , in providing quality , effective medicines to the people , pharmaceutical manufacturers can also be the leading examples in taking care of the environment . It will be ironic to have healthy people live in a sick environment . p16 p16 Impact on offshore workers

Hibiscus Petroleum creates green bubble to ensure safe and healthy environment

p18 Putting on the ESG lens

Air quality has improved significantly due to reduced industrial and socio-economic activities

p19 Perspectives for debate

The world approaches the perceived ‘ tipping point ’ for reducing GHG

p20-21 Energy-harvesting via wind interaction

A sustainable flight is a dream for the development of modern aircraft p22-23 More than a pipe dream

A combination of disruptive space innovations , blockchain / libonomy , revolutionary processes and critical business considerations p22-23 p24 Providing a thrust

SIRIM ’ s Underwater Fish Attraction LED Lamp ( UFAL ) system improves productivity in aquaculture practices