Experts: Regenerative method the way to go


MBPJ recycles durian skin and coconut husks into bio-charcoal at the city council’s integrated recycling centre in Sungai Way. — Filepic 

THE increase in population and a rise in public spending are raising concerns about our escalating rubbish problem.

People need to be mindful that the more they consume, the more rubbish will inadvertently be thrown out.

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