News related to waste management and waste industries in Malaysia
Dirty and stinky: Contract workers wading through the waters at the downstream of Batu River in Selangor to clear trash trapped at the log boom. – ROYCE TAN/The Star IPOH: Every second, someone is dumping rubbish into Malaysian waterways and an average of 2,200 tonnes of rubbish is being collected Read more…
2017 ISWA-SWIS COMPETITION ON SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT ESSAY
KUALA LUMPUR: The Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government Ministry is open to greater public engagement over the proposed RM800mil incinerator project in Kepong here. Its minister Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan issued the invitation to help ease fears over the proposal to build the incinerator in Taman Bering after Read more…
Hong Kong According to information on the Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department website, waste separation bins have been placed in housing estates and residential blocks since 1998. The three coloured bins for paper, aluminium cans and plastic bottles are usually placed on the ground floor of buildings or designated common Read more…
Dear WMAM Member, It is with great pleasure that WMAM would like to invite you to participate in the CleanEnviro Singapore Summit 2016 in Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Please find the registration form attached in this email and the program itinerary as below: Read more…
ISWA-WMRAS-NEA Seminar on Hazardous Waste 2016
Programme for Seminar on Hazardous Waste Singapore 2016
ISWA_WMRAS_NEA Seminar on Hazardous Waste Another Programme by the TapCentre The ISWA-WMRAS-NEA Seminar on Hazardous Waste Combine thetechnical and policy expertise of experts from Europe and Singapore with their extensive experience in hazardous waste projects, to deliver a high-impact programme on managing different hazardous waste streams Programme Scope: This unique is structure to Read more…
UK firm sees higher revenue in renewable energy source UK-BASED company Geotechnical Instruments Ltd is targeting revenue growth of 20% in Malaysia, driven by opportunities arising from the use of palm oil waste as a renewable energy (RE) source. The company, a leading supplier and manufacturer of portable and fixed gas Read more…