Toyota Eco Youth MAD Movement

Have you ever noticed the distribution of algae and their abundance in different areas around us? In this episode, MABEC from SM Sains Sultan Mahmud talks about getting down to business (specimen collection) to unearth the hidden world of algae.

In-Flects from SBP Integrasi Rawang winding through the intricacies of making an automatic incinerator and fostering safe havens for the community. They leave us with the resounding call to environmental justice that embraces the principle that all people and communities live healthily in this world.

As Elite from Sultan Alam Shah Islamic College states, “We’re not only composting waste food for organic fertilizers but also filtering the water of the waste into clean water.” How do we sustain healthy habits in a time of global food waste crisis?

Calling listeners into a magnetic conversation about the power of curiosity and growth, guest AHOG from MRSM Batu Pahat and their teacher open ways of understanding food insecurity and innovation.

Through the curation of knowledge, SOIL IT from Vision Secondary School holds together the complexities that come with wanting and needing to engage in environmentally friendly farming practices simultaneously having to confront what is happening right in front of them.

As O’Clean from SMK Seri Saujana, Sri Petaling reminds us, limits are to be challenged within environmental problems, and can be a mission in life. If we accept the messy, and imperfect realities of life, we can lean on innovation to make it better.