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KILANG E-WASTE: SPRM SEDIA AMBIL TINDAKAN SINAR HARIAN | 11 Ogos 2024 The recent news article highlights the ongoing investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) into illegal e-waste facilities operating in Segamat, Johor. These unlicensed facilities are suspected of processing and smelting electronic waste (e-waste) without adhering to the necessary environmental regulations set by the Department of Environment (DOE). Such illegal operations pose severe risks to public health and the environment, as they often lead to air and water pollution due to improper waste handling. Illegal e-waste facilities not only threaten the environment but also undermine the efforts of licensed prescribed premises that follow strict guidelines for recycling and recovering e-waste. These licensed facilities play a crucial role in ensuring that e-waste is processed safely and sustainably, minimizing the harmful impact on the environment. Supporting licensed prescribed premises is essential for 3 reasons: 1️⃣ Legal and Safe Disposal By using licensed facilities, companies and individuals can ensure that their e-waste is disposed of legally and safely, avoiding potential legal repercussions associated with illegal disposal methods.This compliance helps prevent pollution and protects public health. 2️⃣ Expertise and Technology Licensed premises are equipped with the necessary expertise and technology to recycle and recover valuable materials from e-waste efficiently. This contributes to the circular economy by reintroducing these materials into the production cycle. 3️⃣ Environmental Protection Licensed facilities are committed to protecting the environment. They implement best practices for waste management, reducing the ecological footprint of e-waste disposal. In conclusion, it is imperative to support licensed prescribed premises for recycling and recovery of e-waste. These facilities not only comply with legal standards but also contribute to sustainable waste management practices, ensuring a cleaner and safer environment for all. 👷♂️ Mazrul Naim ⭐ Scheduled Waste #Recycling & #Recovery Expert 📲 6011-55017234 📧 mazrul.abduljalil@cenviro.com #️⃣ #sharingbymazim

Another milestone for NX Filtration in producing high quality drinking water on the most energy and chemical friendly way.

"PENCEMAR ALAM BERDEPAN DENDA RM10 JUTA." — Berita Harian & Sinar Harian, Selasa, 26.3.2024. With regulations becoming increasingly stringent and environmental concerns escalating, it's imperative for organizations to adopt comprehensive strategies to manage scheduled waste responsibly. To avoid fines as a scheduled waste generator, you should: 1️⃣ Properly identify and classify the waste according to regulations. 2️⃣ Implement suitable waste management practices, including segregation, storage, and disposal. 3️⃣ Keep accurate records of waste generation, handling, and disposal. 4️⃣ Comply with all applicable laws and regulations regarding waste management. 5️⃣ Train employees on proper waste handling procedures. 6️⃣ Regularly inspect and maintain waste storage and disposal facilities. 7️⃣ Promptly address any issues or violations to prevent fines. What steps are you currently taking to ensure your scheduled waste management practices are not only compliant but also sustainable for the long term? 👷♂️ Mazrul Naim Scheduled Waste Recycling & Recovery Expert 📲 6011-55017234 📧 mazrul.abduljalil@cenviro.com #️⃣ #sharingbymazim

[Water Quality Dashboard] This mini project focuses on water quality monitoring as part of the implementation of SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation. Using environmental monitoring technology, I developed a simple dashboard that monitors water quality in the Jakarta area. In this project, I analyzed key variables such as chlorophyll-a, turbidity, and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) to understand the water conditions and their impact on the surrounding communities and ecosystems in Jakarta. Geospatial technology enables more efficient and timely water quality monitoring. By utilizing this tool, we can identify areas that require further action in water resource management efforts. This is crucial in supporting the goal of SDG 6, where access to clean water and adequate sanitation is a global priority. One major solution that can be offered is to tighten regulations on large industries that have the potential to pollute water, strengthen waste monitoring systems, and increase public education on household waste management. Here’s the link: https://lnkd.in/g69FFGc2 #waterquality #sentinel2 #geospatial

Watch the Phase One of Bersih Indonesia trial an environmentally and financially sustainable waste management alternative for 1 million residents of Malang Regency. #EndPlasticWaste #BersihIndonesia #WasteManagement

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As Jakarta continues to modernize, we're still grappling with a significant issue: waste. 1/ The city generates a staggering 7,500 tons of trash daily, which is rapidly accumulating. 2/ Bantar Gebang, the largest landfill in Southeast Asia and one of the largest in Asia, is nearing capacity. This is primarily due to disorganized waste disposal and a lack of awareness about proper waste sorting at the household level. 3/ Last year, 30 landfills in Indonesia caught fire, and the issue was similar in each case. The accumulation of waste in landfills produces methane gas, a problem also experienced by Bantar Gebang, which has also caught fire in the past. 4/ One potential solution is to encourage people to sort their waste and earn money through a waste bank. However, this is not as straightforward as it might seem. Educating people about proper waste sorting and cleaning can be time-consuming. Moreover, awareness levels often remain low. During my recent presentation to hundreds of parishioners at the Santa Maria Immaculate Church in Kalideres, West Jakarta, I represented Waste Bank Samita. I urged people to be mindful of their waste and to adopt the three Rs: reduce, reuse, and recycle. I emphasized that waste management is not solely the responsibility of cleaning services but a collective effort. #waste #wastemanagement #Jakarta #Bantargebang #solution #climateissue #climatecrisis

IINTRODUCTION TO WATER RECLAMATION IN SELANGOR 💧Over the next 30 days, I'll be sharing insights on how these initiatives are helping us meet our community's water needs. DAY 6 : While Selangor has seen significant advancements in water treatment plants that have stabilized our water supply, there remains an untapped opportunity in the development of water reclamation plants. Investing in water reclamation could enhance sustainable water management practices, ensuring a resilient water supply while protecting our environment. It's time to explore innovative solutions that embrace water reclamation as a pathway to sustainability! #watersecurity #kitaselangor #mbiselangor #watermanagement #waterreclamation

🌍 World Environment Day is a crucial opportunity to drive impactful change and promote environmental resilience. By leveraging OpenStreetMap (OSM), we can enhance data quality for critical environmental features. OSM also accommodates volunteers to map waste management facilities such as wastebaskets, waste disposal sites, and recycling centers. Based on OSM data, there are 275 wastebaskets, with the highest number located in DKI Jakarta. Large waste disposal sites tagged as 'disposal' total 112, and there are 94 wastebaskets with recycling separation. Let's map waste management facilities to improve our data quality, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable environment. Learn how to map waste management facilities to OSM. Let's make a difference together! 🌿 #WorldEnvironmentDay #OSM #EnvironmentalResilience #DataQuality #WasteManagement #Sustainability

#Burnt “In Central Java, Indonesia, in the cities of Semarang and Solo, the landscape is changing with the introduction of waste-to-energy (WtE) projects. As a community advocate, I stand shoulder to shoulder with those directly impacted by these developments, fighting tirelessly against the looming threat of air pollution from waste incineration. Our mission? To ensure that these projects meet environmental standards and prioritize the health and livelihoods of local residents. Armed with ecological impact analyses, we've raised our voices and pushed regional leaders to enact regulations banning single-use plastic waste, striving for a cleaner, healthier future for all. In Solo, where the WtE project has already broken ground, our resistance efforts have become more urgent. We've engaged in countless hearings with government officials and representatives, grappling with the complexities of a project that has gained unstoppable momentum. Yet, amidst the chaos, glimmers of progress emerge. Through tireless advocacy, we've managed to secure revisions to the project's environmental assessments and improvements in the conditions of waste pickers, offering a ray of hope in the face of adversity. But the fight against WtE projects in Indonesia has taught us more than just the difficulties of dealing with bureaucracy. It showed us the resilience of the human spirit, the power of collective action, and the importance of never backing down in the face of injustice. While the road ahead may be fraught with challenges, we remain steadfast in our commitment to protecting our communities and preserving the environment for future generations.” (Interview with Nur Colis WALHI by Liana Baconguis) Stand with communities across Central Java in the battle against waste-to-energy (WtE) incinerators! These harmful projects pose a grave threat to our environment and health, and it's time to take a stand for environmental justice. Share and let the communities in Central Java that they are not alone in this fight. #GoForZeroWaste #BurnNot #BreakFreeFromPlastic #BurnNotSemarang #BurnNotSolo #BurnNotCentralJava #BurnNotIndonesia #ACEF2024