Chong Yen Mee

What we need now is capital that is ready to move.

Even amid growing challenges, there are real opportunities to act.

Environmental disruptions not one-off events but sign of deeper issues.

Malaysia's data and AI boom drives progress while raising sustainability concerns.

Financial and regulatory risks for businesses to manage and disclose.

It will help countries develop effective climate policies.

Integrating smallholders into green supply chains may be a way forward.

Technological solutions equally important to natural ones in mitigating carbon emissions.

Wealthy nations must act to help developing countries.

Microorganisms like algae, cyanobacteria can fix CO2 more rapidly.

There are times both can come into conflict with each other.

Switching to hydrogen can reduce carbon emissions and counter depleting fuel reserves.

Prolong lifespan of products through reusing and recycling.

Green homes can also help save water, electricity.

It offers numerous long-term benefits, including tax incentives.

Creature's conservation should prioritise habitat protection.

Tighter regulations for decarbonisation will impact export-dependent sectors.

Many acronyms in the industry make it confusing.

It can be a powerful tool for environmental conservation if done well.

It is a fast-growing market and a learning opportunity.

Keep the good carbon, dispel the bad to preserve environment.

Nothing in life is completely good or bad, palm oil is the same.

There are other harmful greenhouse gases apart from carbon dioxide.

Claims of tree-planting projects offsetting carbon by this or that much.