Students recycle while adopting healthy lifestyle


Green campus: The cyclists being flagged off by Dr Mohd Ali, Prof Mohd Fauzi and McLaren (far right).

COCA Cola Malaysia and one of the country’s largest and greenest universities, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) got together in 2013 to create a fun, unique project that encouraged students to recycle and reduce carbon emission while adopting an active lifestyle.

Since then, it has acted as a catalyst to propel UPM towards becoming an even greener campus with some 7,000 bicycles now owned by the students through an instalment payment scheme.

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