Making a green impact


Ecklyn says people do not realise that microplastics are just as dangerous as other plastics to the environment.

Youths are empowered to exchange ideas, develop leadership capabilities and drive solutions for issues.

CLEANING up the mess left by others may be one way to save the environment, but Muhammad Adzmin Ab Fatta recognises there are more sustainable ways of getting the job done.

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