Let’s Do What’s Needed To Make Penang Clean And Green

By Goh Ban Lee

December 2010 VOICE IN THE CROWD
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Public and political opinions seem to agree very well that Penang must become cleaner and greener if it is to gain greater international prominence. What needs doing is not hard to figure out. Since there is agreement, then what we now need is agreement on the actions required.The state government has launched a Cleaner Greener Penang Initiative. It is part of the vision of turning Penang into an “international city” that is “the location of choice for investors, the destination...

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Goh Ban Lee

is a senior research fellow in the Penang Institute.

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