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The Green Carpenter

Harith Ridzuan

17-Nov-18 13:00

The Green Carpenter

As a developing country, Malaysia has slowly taken many initiatives in working towards a greener, more sustainable world. One of these initiatives include Upcycling, the process of turning used, unwanted products into brand new ones. Our guest, Harith, who calls himself 'The Green Carpenter' has found ways to incorporate upcycling into carpentry, as his family business rapidly globalizes and finds ways to sell eco-friendly furniture in foreign markets. He joins us on the show to tell us about his work, and the importance of being more sustainable.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin


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Categories:  Trends and ForecastsMarketsEnvironmentSciencePeople and Places

Tags:  UpcyclingSustainabilityTimberRecyclingEcoconsciousnessEnvironmentWaste Removal





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