• The Roasters STEM Podcast : Episode 3 with Dr. Mohamad Fairus

  • Jun 6 2022
  • Length: 15 mins
  • Podcast

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The Roasters STEM Podcast : Episode 3 with Dr. Mohamad Fairus

  • Summary

  • Greetings, we meet again!

    Are you becoming more curious to know more about STEM now that you've listened to our first two episodes? Here's the third episode specially brought to you by us, The Roasters. Dr. Mohamad Fairus will be joining us on this episode to enlighten you on "Why is Palm Oil banned by the EU? What makes them scared of us?". Been wondering the same thing? So worry not, you're in a very good hand! Because our speaker here is one of the lecturers from Department of Chemical Engineering University of Malaya and his research expertise is mainly on membrane technology, environmental technology and also waste and water treatment.

    Topics discussed⏬⏬

    -Can you brief us on what is Oleochemical?

    -We learned that in December 2018, the European Union (EU) revised the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) also called RED II which bans the use of palm oil. Now let’s talk, what is your say on this Dr?

    -What can be done to ensure we are not affected badly due to this struggle faced by ASEAN about how the EU is scared of the growing dominance of palm oil?

    -We as Malaysian should be proud of being the largest exported of Palm Oil so how can instil awareness in the upcoming generations.

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