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Indonesia has inaugurated its first waste-to-energy plant in Bali, designed to convert daily municipal waste into electricity. The facility aims to reduce landfill reliance while creating thousands of green jobs.
Perlis should leverage its small size to pioneer sustainability initiatives and achieve zero-carbon status, the Raja Muda said, highlighting the state's potential as a model for Malaysia's climate goals.
Malaysia's food waste problem is fundamentally a phenomenon of prosperity, according to the country's Chief Statistician. As incomes rise and lifestyles shift, Malaysian households waste more food—a trend most pronounced in wealthy urban areas and high-income states.
An abandoned plot behind 1Razak Mansion in Kuala Lumpur has been transformed into a thriving community food forest, offering physical exercise, mental health benefits, and cost savings for the residential complex's predominantly senior population.