Don’t toss those scraps
WE rarely think twice when tossing garlic peels or mushroom stems into the bin.
55 defining ESG moments in Malaysia
As The Star celebrates its 55th anniversary, we look back at pivotal moments that have shaped ESG in Malaysia.
Financing the shift to a low-carbon future
Malaysia is not just a participant of green finance. "We wrote page one. And not only that, we walked the talk," said Corporate Streets Sdn Bhd managing director and founder Aida Lim Abdullah.
From used cartons to classroom furniture and sports equipment
THE nation's favourite chocolate malt drink brand is proving that sustainability does not have to be an abstract concept for children..
Mobilising capital markets for resilience
Securities Commission is bridging adaptation financing and youth innovation.
Biomass carbon credits to be auctioned on BCX in September
The first Malaysian tech-based biomass carbon credit project will be auctioned on Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX) on Sep 29.
Ateneo scientists propose generating power from Visayas tides
With its vast coastlines, the Philippines is no stranger to the unrelenting power of waves and tides. Being able to tap even just one-fifth of this power would already be equivalent to the nation's current total energy capacity, said Justin Kyle Ricafort and King Harold Recto of the Ateneo de Manila University Department of Electronics, Computer, and Communications Engineering.
From reporting obligation to business reality
Malaysia's ESG journey through the years.
‘Super' El Nino: How to protect buildings and communities from heat
News of El Nino has loomed large since 2026 began, with forecasts suggesting that it could intensify into a "super" El Nino that may push global temperatures to new highs.
Keeping cool
News of El Nino has loomed large since 2026 began, with forecasts suggesting that it could intensify into a "super" El Nino that may push global temperatures to new highs.
