Green for R

It is 2019 now. What is your new year wish? Are you wishing to be rich? Or you wish your life to be better? Yup! That is the point I want to hear from you. If you wish your life better than 2018, things will not come to you without any effort. So, Lets start … Continue reading Better late than Never

Happy New Year to all my readers! In this first post of 2019, I would like to share a good news 🤩 The next post will be a new year present for all of you. It consists of an interview section and inspirational video. The long feature post will show you the beautiful life of … Continue reading End of 2018, but a new starting point in 2019

There are more and more people realise the importance of reducing unnecessary packaging. I suppose more than half consumers buy products with 'beautiful', 'pleasant' and 'sturdy' packaging. Although it makes you feel the products are secured and advanced, the earth SUFFERS for that. And in the end, you will pay for the price.   @Facebook … Continue reading We want to #ReduceUnnecessaryPackaging

Today we have Piggypieces as the guest blogger here. SDGPIGGYPIECES is her blog site, a one-stop blog mainly related to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that initiated by the United Nations. They are a call for action by all countries to promote prosperity while protecting the planet. She keenly feels that as the future … Continue reading Guest Post: What is SDG 12 and How to achieve it?

Recycling in Urban Hijau. New life for food waste.

Electric America has a piece of article related to the burning trash in South Florida. In 2017, its author Molly Seltzer posted the article with title 'Burning Trash and Proud of It: A South Florida Waste Authority’s Efforts to Get the Most Out of Its Resources'. Based on the article, I will raise my disagreements.

Xiamen University Malaysia is the first China university branch builds in Malaysia. The majority students' nationality are Chinese and Malaysian. In this post, I will analyse the students' perspective towards recycling.

As we all know, recycling is really important for the extending of the lives of mother earth. However, in Malaysia, the people don't actually have a good habit to do recycling. And the government also did not strictly enforce the waste segregation law which has been adopted since September 2016. So, I will show you the differences of recycling habits between Malaysia and Japan. Let's see what recycling improvement can made by Malaysia for a better environment.

"On normal days, some 16,687.5 metric tonnes (same as tonnes) of food being wasted daily which could feed 12 million individuals for three times," stated by New Straits Times.

Recycling does not necessary be a boring job. Have some fun when you try to make a 'thing' out of waste. Boost your creativity!