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Organised by: Co-Sponsored: Malaysian Healthy Ageing Society Healthy Green Living Office based in?? GREEN MAN SPEAKS ECO-INSPIRATION TALK SERIES GREEN MAN SPEAKS ECO-INSPIRATION TALK SERIES Matthias Gelber with GREEN SHEIKH of U.A.E

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Organised by:

Malaysian Healthy Ageing Society

Co-Sponsored:

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Healthy Green Living

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Office based in??

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GREEN MAN SPEAKS ECO-INSPIRATION TALK SERIES

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GREEN MAN SPEAKS ECO-INSPIRATION TALK SERIES Matthias Gelber with “GREEN SHEIKH” of U.A.E & Malacca in Malaysia Chief Minister

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www.l .lohasasia.or sasia.org & ht & http://the ://thehub.l .lohas. s.com

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NATURALITES 21% CONVENTIONALS 22% DRIFTERS 28% LOHAS 16%

(% of Malaysian market…)

UNCONCERNEDS 14%

2010 Malaysia LOHAS Consumer Segmentation Model

  • Active stewards of the

environment

  • Dedicated to personal and

planetary health

  • Lifestyle-oriented
  • Heaviest purchasers of green/

socially responsible products

  • Secondary target for many

mainstream LOHAS products

  • Personal health motivated
  • More likely to use LOHAS-

consumables than durables

  • Income restricts some

behaviour

  • Want to be part of the crowd and

get credit for what they do

  • Small changes, particularly in

shopping behaviour, are easy for them to make

  • Trendy
  • Practical
  • Conservation-oriented
  • Actively try to limit waste

– of resources, money, etc.

  • Not necessarily “anti”

environment, but other priorities

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Arctic Polar Ice Melting

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International Geosphere-biosphere programme http://www.igbp.kva.se/

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Science of Global Warming

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Sea Level Rise

“As a quantitative example, let us say that the ice sheet contribution is 1 cm for the decade 2005–15 and that it doubles each decade until the West Antarctic ice sheet is largely depleted. That time constant yields a sea level rise

  • f the order of 5 m this
  • century. […] I am confident that

it provides a far better estimate than a linear response for the ice sheet component of sea level rise under BAU forcing.”

  • Dr. James E. Hansen

NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in 2007

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www.facebook.com/ecovisionslc

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www.facebook.com/ecovisionslc

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www.facebook.com/ecovisionslc

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Green factor starts in your life and at home !

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Recycling Rate now 2 times higher!

Condo recycling implemented 1 July 2010 Before

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Wou Would ld yo you u ha have eve ve ever r tho though ught t thi this ?

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COMP COMPARIS ARISN N of

  • f SBS

SBS inde index

Guess the Index %

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PETRONAS TWIN TOWER

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Outdoor Air Quality

  • Regulations say how much pollution is

acceptable

Indoor Air Quality

  • Not regulated
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Indoor Air Quality

  • Pollution inside the typical American home

is 2 to 5 times worse than air outdoors

  • Indoor air pollution is one of the top 5

most-serious environmental risks to public health

  • 50% of all illnesses can be traced back to

the home

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An Ordinary House A Chemical House TVs & Computers Personal Care/Cosmetics Cleaning Products & Pesticides Flooring Furniture Carpeting Furniture Automobile

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3/20/12

A Chemical House = Building Related/Sick Building Syndrome

  • Eye irritation
  • Headache
  • Upper respiratory
  • Irritation
  • Nausea, dizziness
  • Fatigue, lethargy
  • Sore/dry throat
  • Odor
  • Memory impairment
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Where does it come from ?

  • Cleaning products
  • Air flow and Air Conditioning
  • Pesticides
  • Vinyl
  • Formaldehyde
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
  • Mercury
  • Mold
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What can be done ?

 Avoid and prevent  Check your furniture, carpets, floors, paints,

cleaning materials etc

 Where is your food coming from ?  Charcoal  Eco and Health Friendly paints, ie Sequoia in

Malaysia

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Product Advantages

Heavy Metal Free APEO Free (Alkyl Penol ethoxylates)

 Tested by Singapore Laboratory which comply with Singapore Green Labelling Scheme (SGLS), Category 032.

Formaldéhydes Free

 Sequoia paint is certified under Sirim Eco-label (license No.: ELS1119001).

Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)

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Contact Matthias Gelber

E-mail: matthiasgelber@gmail.com Office: Bangunan SSA No.9, Jalan Bangsar Utama 3 Bangsar Utama 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Phone: 603- 2282 2399 Fax: 603- 2283 1699 Business: www.malekigmbh.com

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