PUTRAJAYA: The Government will be replacing all existing bulbs with energy efficient ones as part of efforts to reduce carbon intensity by 40% by 2020, said Power, Green Technology and Water Minister Datuk Seri Peter Chin. Read more
WAHI IT's really hot this Chinese New Year!" This has to be most commonly use- and heard - sentence among Malaysians as they visited their Chinese friends and relatives over the Lunar new year. Read more
What would you do if you had a 50ft by 100ft plot of land that slopes up towards the rear? Most might opt to build a narrow detached single-family house on it. But architect-turned-developer Ben Waechter. Read more
This 82-storey residential and hotel tower in Chicago,illinois, mesmesrises with its sexy curves. But these aren't merely dressing to spice up an otherwise atypical skyscraper. Read more
Smooth sailing is something we haven't experienced a whole lot of these days, what with the stomach-churning economic storms and lulls we have often found ourselves in. Even if the cause is noble and the intentions honourable, things still have a way of floundering. Read more
PUTRAJAYA: In keeping with the government's commitment to develop green Technology, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak officially launched the Green Technology Financing Scheme here yesterday. Read more
PUTRAJAYA: Putrajaya and Cyberjaya will beveloped as pioneering green technology townnships in the "shortest time possible" to reflect the Government's commitment to environmentally-sound and sustainable practices. Read more
PUTRAJAYA: All building, including houses, may be required to install a system to catch rainwater. Read more
At the Copenhagen Climate Change conference in December, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced that Malaysia was committed to reducing its carbon emissions by up to 40% by 2020. Read more
Our readiness to reduce carbon emission by 40% shows our seriousness in combating climate change. Read more
