Making the young Think Green

By Maxine Carr

April 2014 FEATURE
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Since the re-launch of Straits Green’s “playground by the sea” in August last year, the community park in Seri Tanjung Pinang has become host to a project called Think Green and is a hotspot of sustainable eco-friendly practices.Think Green has been made possible by a number of organisations – the project is driven by Eastern & Oriental Berhad (E&O) under the E&O A.R.T. (Action, Reach Out, Transform) community relations programme and supported by the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) and...

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Maxine Carr

is a research analyst at the Penang Institute.

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