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1. MUHAMAD ROSZAINI HAFIZ BIN MAT ROSMAN
2. MUHAMMAD AFIQ IQBAL BIN ZULKIFLI
3. MUHAMMAD AIMAL ZIKRY BIN MOHD NIZAM
4. MUHAMMAD NUR AMIR BIN CHE HAMID
5. MUHAMMAD ZAMIR FATHI BIN MOHAMMAD EFFENDI

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meaning
- a term that is used to describe the increasing trend towards internationally integrated markets and global interconnectedness,
making national boundaries less important in terms of political, cultural, technological, financial, environmental, and national security issues

effect
- changing the way we live our lives on a personal basis and they are changing the institutions which we collectively use to give form and predictability
to our economic, social and political relationships

challenges
- defining global engineering ethics
- developing procedures for the international licensing of engineers
- developing international codes and standards of practice
- international accreditation and recognition of engineering programs

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- is the challenge of meeting human needs for natural resources, industrial products, energy, food, transportation, shelter, and effective waste management
while conserving and protecting environmental quality and the natural resource base essential for future development

3 part of sustainability
- Environmental
- Social
- Economic

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- Population growth
- Wasteful and unsustainable resource use

- Poverty

- Exclusion of environmental cost of resource use

- Attempts to manage nature with insufficient knowledge

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Things we can do to control environmental problems in Malaysia

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Things we can do to control environmental problems in Malaysia

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- Reduce oil-petroleum product usage
- Use a lot of renewable energy resource such as direct sun, wind, biomass and flowing water

In industry
- Use co-generation system or combined heat and power (CHP) system
- Use low loss energy efficient equipment such as motors, lightings and air conditioner
- Recycling waste materials

In transport
- Use high efficient engine that use minimal petrol used.
- Use hybrid car
- Use electric car (Plug in hybrid electric vehicle)
- Energy efficient diesel car, biodiesel can be an alternative fuel.

In design building
- Designing energy efficient building
- Green architecture, based on energy efficient approach
- Building certification, Green Building Index, LEEDS, BREEAM, etc.

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1. Muhammad Shazli Bin Mohd Husni
2. Natasha Ismaliyana Binti Ismail
3. Noor Imran Bin Noor Zam
4. Nor Zahirah Binti Osman Yazid
5. Puteri Nur Farzanah Faghira Binti Kamarudin

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Globalization is a term that is used to describe the increasing trend toward internationally integrated markets and global interconnectedness, making national boundaries less important in terms of political, cultural, technological, financial, environmental, and national security issues.

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- Population growth
- Poaching and overfishing
- Agriculture

- Wasteful and unsustainable resource use

- Poverty

- Exclusion of environmental cost of resource use

- Lack of regulation
- Overconsumtion of resourses

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G4
1. Rachel Lam Xuan Thong
2. Saw Aik Hong
3. Siti Syakirah Binti Zainaddi
4. Song Jia Xun
5. Afiq Danial Bin Omar

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1.  LEE LAI YENG
2.  LIVENESHWARRAN A/L P SANDRA
3.  MOHD MUBASHIR BIN KUNJI MOIDIN
4.  MUHAMAD ATIQ AZFAR BIN AWIS KHARNI
5.  MUHAMAD HAIKAL ASYRAF BIN MUHAMAD FAUZI

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G5
1. Aliff Aiman bin Leman
2. Andrea Cheang Sheau Shyuan
3. Arfan bin Azman
4. Hanifatul Hairah binti Mohd Hanif
5. Laranya A/P Ravi

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Our lives and economies depend on energy from the sun (sun capita) and on natural resources (natural capita) provided by the earth.
Living sustainability means living off the earth's natural income without depleting or degrading the natural capital that supplies it.
Renewable clean energy is probably the most obvious example of sustainability. Here are three examples. Solar energy: Once the sun's electromagnetic radiation is captured, it produces electricity and heat. Wind Energy: Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical power

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Definition:
- is a term that is used to describe the increasing trend towards internationally integrated markets and global interconnectedness, making national boundaries less important in terms of political, cultural, technological, financial, environmental, and national security issues.

Effects of globalization:
-changing the way we live our lives on a personal basis.
-changing the institutions which we collectively use to give form and predictability to our economic, social and political relationships.

Challenges of globalization:
-international accreditation and recognition of engineering programs.
-developing international codes and standards of practice.
-developing procedures for the international licensing of engineers.
-defining global engineering ethics.

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Definition & Principles:

is the challenge of meeting human needs for natural resources, industrial products, energy, food, transportation, shelter, and effective waste management while conserving and protecting environmental quality and the natural resource base essential for future development.

The 3 main spheres of sustainability:

Environmental (Natural resource use, environmental management and pollution prevention)

Economic (Profit, cost savings, economic growth, research and development)

Social (Standard of living, education, community, equal opportunity)

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Group 8
1. MUHAMMAD ZHAFFUAN hensem BIN MOHD SHAH
2. NIK NADZIRIE BIN NIK KAMARUZAMIL
3. NUR SYAKIRAH BINTI TAJUDIN
4. NURUL 'AAISYAH BINTI KAMALUDIN
5 NURUL ANIS BINTI FADZIAL
6. SATES RAJ A/L JAYARAJ

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Globalization is a term that is used to describe the increasing trend toward internationally integrated markets and global interconnectedness, making national boundaries less important in terms of political, cultural, technological, financial, environmental, and national security issues.

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Our lives and economies depend on energy from the sun (sun capita) and on natural resources (natural capita) provided by the earth.
Living sustainability means living off the earth's natural income without depleting or degrading the natural capital that supplies it.
Renewable clean energy is probably the most obvious example of sustainability. Here are three examples. Solar energy: Once the sun's electromagnetic radiation is captured, it produces electricity and heat. Wind Energy: Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical power