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Zero waste movement gains traction in Sabah

By STEPHANIE LEE

KOTA KINABALU: An environment-care motivated group aimed at living with zero waste is gaining momentum in Sabah.

Inspired by the movement and mission of its founders in the peninsula, marine biologist and conservator Ruth Yap took it upon herself to bring the Zero Waste movement to Sabah.

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