Electric vehicles are widely promoted as a key solution to climate change, but are they always environmentally beneficial? This study explores the carbon life cycle of electric vehicles across major global markets and finds that their environmental impact depends heavily on how electricity is generated. While EVs can significantly reduce emissions in countries with clean energy systems, they may offer limited or even negative environmental benefits in regions that rely heavil

This report examines the development of solar electricity and the Feed in Tariff policy in Malaysia. It discusses the country’s solar energy potential, economic and environmental benefits, foreign investment, employment opportunities, and the major challenges affecting the long term success of renewable energy development.

A practical model for assessing affordable housing within Smart Growth, focusing on quality of life outcomes and supporting better decisions for low income communities.

This study explores the challenges of delivering affordable housing within Smart Growth development, where increasing urban density can intensify land scarcity and housing costs. Drawing on existing literature and successful financial models, it proposes a sustainable framework that balances social, economic and environmental considerations. The research highlights practical strategies to support low income households and offers an alternative approach for housing provision b