Deep Green is a goal and mission by DiGi to aggressively challenge itself to reduce its CO2 emissions. For your information, Malaysia emits 525 tonnes of CO2 for every 1GwH of power generated. What a number!
danielliew.com, as an individual, has taken a small step by appearing green to his readers. If you notice carefully, this site is a blend of yellow and green, no more striking red. This should remind myself and everyone to be more green in our daily lives.
I made a small pledge to reduce impulse buys to counter excess consumption. The less I spend on unnecessary goods, the less plastic bags I use and the less waste I throw. I still buy but to a lesser extend.
Change is in the air.
Keep up the good work!
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wanna buy more green shirt d….
Very good, son. Everyone should follow your good example!
Hey Suituapui… daniel did it you said very good.. I’ve been doing it all these while.. you didn’t say a word pun??? Oh oh… this daniel is your son in law to be kah? heheheh
Daniel, welcome to the club of Green Earth lover (if you also didn’t notice my green blog theme, I’m goin to smack you
) … as a civil engineer… you have a greater responsibility when doing your designs - must adhere to this green thingies 
I don’t see my name. Should I change from BLue to green?
drumsticks » I have quite a few, planning to make it to a dozen soon. Yeah!
suituapui » Thanks dad! You should follow also..
melbie » I am still new in caring for the environmental, though I always lectured my parents not to burn those grasses at our backyard. Apart from that I really did too little to love our world. Suituapui knows you have been doing this long enough so that’s why he did not praise you while I am only starting.
I know you have green leaves as your blog icons and there’s quite a lot of green though not as green as mine. Haha.
BLue » Aduh.. I got puzzled at first.. Brain was too slow to analyze, now I get it. Stick to your blue, you are the sea while I am the green plants!
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