The annual haze. Severe flooding. Lasting droughts. Killer heat waves.
Who says Malaysians are safe from the perils of global warming?

Be part of the solution.
Be part of Climate Change Week.

  
YTL Corporation Berhad, as part of its long-standing involvement and commitment to environmental protection will be hosting for the very first time, Climate Change Week from March 6 – 9, 2007. Designed to raise the level of environmental consciousness amongst Malaysians, as well as to inspire them in joining the fight against global warming, Climate Change Week is filled with truly exciting and thought-provoking events that include:  
 
  • Global book launch of "Cut Carbon, Grow Profits". Click here to purchase your own copy.
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  • The premiere screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth" sponsored by YTL at The KL Performing Arts Centre (KLPac). For those who missed out on our free passes, tickets can be purchased when "An Inconvenient Truth", opens in cinemas (TGV KLCC and Cathay Cineplex Damansara) from 15 March onwards.
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  • "Cut Carbon, Grow Profits" Conference - a one-day climate change business strategy conference held at The Ritz-Carlton Conference Centre on 8 March 2007, 8.30am-6.30pm. All conference seats have been taken up! Thank you once again for your support.
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    An Inconvenient Truth

    Recently nominated for an Oscar, the movie stars former US vice-president Al Gore, in his efforts to dispel the myths and misconceptions that surround global warming.

    >> Watch the trailer

    		  

    Cut Carbon, Grow Profits

    A must-have book for forward-looking business executives looking for business strategies to manage climate change and sustainability edited by Dr. Kenny Tang CFA and Ruth Yeoh.

    >> Click here to purchase your own copy     		 

    Cut Carbon, Grow Profits Inaugural Business Conference

    A must-attend conference for forward-looking corporate leaders who want to seize the challenges and profit from the impending challenges of climate change and the transition to a Low-Carbon economy.

    A nominal registration fee of RM 200 will be charged for each participant.

    Conference sign-up is closed
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