Rainwater Harvesting Could Be Made Compulsory
PUTRAJAYA: All building, including houses, may be required to install a system to catch rainwater. Read more
26Jan
25Jan
Green Roadmap for Cyberjaya
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
24Jan
Malaysia Leads Green Agenda
Our readiness to reduce carbon emission by 40% shows our seriousness in combating climate change. Read more
22Jan
Maintain Goodwill in Middle East, Firms Told
PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak's visit to the United Arab Emirates have paved the way for materialisation of several planned initiatives between both status, following their increasingly stronger ties with Abu Dhabi... Read more
22Jan
City Will Use Wind Energy And Futuristic Travel Pods
MASDAR City is poised to become the world's most sustainable, zero-waste, car-free, carbon-neutral city. Read more
22Jan
Putrajaya, Cyberjaya Aim Low
MALAYSIA is said to be considering the building of its first carbon-neutral city as one of the projects to be undertaken by a joint venture between Abu Dhabi's Masdar and 1Malaysia Development Bhd(1MDB) Read more
22Jan
We Must Change Our Habits To Make A Difference
OLD habits die hard but for a greener environment, Malaysia have to learn to reduce their carbon footprint. Read more
15Dec
Ekonomi Karbon-Rendah Jalan Terakhir Kawal Iklim
Keputusan sidang di Copenhagen penentu cuaca masa depan. Read more
15Dec
Extremities In Store
Get ready for a warmer Malaysia. Read more
15Dec
KL A Bit Greener Now
Malaysia has been ranked 50th by a non-governmental organisation which monitors countries on their initiatives to cut greenhouse gas emissions and implement good climate policies - an improvement from last year's 52nd position. Read more