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Gov't mulls new policy to strengthen plastics industry - Zuraida
The plastics recycling industry currently contributes RM4.5 billion annually to Malaysia's economy.
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The plastics recycling industry currently contributes RM4.5 billion annually to Malaysia's economy.
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The BN government attempted to implement it in 2015 but the effort was unsuccessful.
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Residents protested against pollution caused by imported plastic waste factories which were operating despite being sealed.
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They claim the factories operate "day and night' despite being sealed, causing pollution and health problems.
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Crackdown on imported foreign waste has upset the village of Bangun.
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Olympic medals will be also forged from metal recycled from old electronic devices.
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DG Paddy Halim says his department will carry out more stringent checks on containers entering the country.
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Recyclers now have to first obtain approval from Mida and DOE before their import permits are approved.
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Not separating the recyclables will cost Penang homeowners come Jan 1.
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LETTER | Why an urgency to push incineration when recycling has not been widely implemented?
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Waste management is set to be a major challenge for life in the Klang Valley.
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The state of Malacca has banned non-recyclable plastic bags for over a year, and the federal government has issued a directive on trash sorting for those living in territories under its purview since 2015.
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COMMENT | Politicians would rather spend time on big projects than on the simple things in life.
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Many decades ago, people used to collect bottles and sell them to a bottle recycling man who comes around the neighbourhood on his bicycle, getting 5 sen for a small bottle while bigger ones could get 10 sen or more.
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