Take care of forests — real forests!

Going back to basics where life is simple and peaceful …

Economic development is important but do not underestimate the importance of the forests.

Besides offering urbanites a refreshing change from the concrete jungle, a forest has so much more to offer such as resources that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change. Imagine having all the money in the world and no place to call home as the earth is dying because we keep pumping chemicals into the air that deplete the ozone layer.

I’m not saying economic development is bad. Progress is always good, but we shouldn’t be overzealous.

In Japan, there are economic incentives for green initiatives. Malaysia also has incentives for green initiatives but it needs some fine-tuning for it to be more enticing.

I started this post to highlight the Rainforest Tree House in Kulai but got carried away after learning that Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin is set to be sworn in as Malaysia’s 8th Prime Minister.

https://www.edgeprop.my/content/1643860/rainforest-tree-house-living-it-nature

Rainforest Tree House
25, Jalan Air Terjun,
Kampung Sri Gunung Pulai,
81000 Kulai, Johor
T: +6012 930 9914
E: rainforest.tree.house1@gmail.com
FB: @rainforest.treehouse.johor