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Malaysia is partnering with Japan to advance its circular economy transition by adopting Japanese waste separation practices and modernising waste management systems through a Cabinet-approved memorandum of understanding.
Selangor is partnering with private firms to transform the abandoned 80-acre Teluk Kapas landfill into a resource recovery centre, using circular economy principles to avoid RM200 million in conventional cleanup costs.
Microplastics from household and gardening products are contaminating soil globally. Malaysian gardeners can reduce their environmental footprint by switching to natural materials like terracotta, wood, and biodegradable alternatives in their gardening practices.
Petaling Jaya-based social enterprise Impactlolution is tackling Malaysia's glass recycling challenge through its GlazCraft programme, which transforms used bottles into concrete products while creating income opportunities for women in underserved communities.
Alam Aliran Kualiti has received a Malaysian Book of Records recognition for operating the country's largest belt press system dewatering plant in Penang, handling 10 million litres of water treatment residuals daily.
The National Economic Action Council has tasked two ministries with reviewing proposals from the Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association, addressing industry concerns over raw material costs and supply chain disruptions.