with the crippling effects
of climate change-related
weather events.
Said to be the biggest
story of time, the series
will feature gripping,
character-driven
narratives with uncertain
outcomes, the politics of
global warming and the
efforts made by individuals, communities, companies and governments to
find solutions to the problem.
Join FIC in celebrating
Earth Day and tune in to
catch the real-life stories
on climate change and
more this April. Viewers
can catch all nine episodes of ‘Years of Living
Dangerously’, at 11.00pm
from 13 – 23 April, only on
the National Geographic.
“In line with our efforts to bring viewers
the best of entertainment
first, we are pleased to air
the premiere of ‘Years of
Living Dangerously’ in
celebration of Earth Day.
What’s exciting about the
show is that throughout
the nine episodes, viewers will get to follow these
well-known
celebrities
investigating the impact
of climate change and trying to get to the root of the
problem,” said Ms. Penny
Tan, Marketing Director
of FIC.
“The programme intends to spark an interest and create awareness
on the realities of climate
change and its actual impact on our lives, and the
lives of millions around
the world,” she added.
The series premier of
this globetrotting docuseries about the human
impacts of climate change
explores the devastating effects of extreme
drought and deforestation.
Harrison Ford travels
to Indonesia to investigate how corruption, illegality and the world’s
seemingly unquenchable
appetite for palm oil have
combined to ravage the
landscape and make that
country one of the world’s
largest emitters of greenhouse gases through deforestation.
What’s exciting about the show is that
throughout the nine episodes, viewers
will get to follow these well-known
celebrities investigating the impact
of climate change and trying to get to
the root of the problem,” - Penny Tan,
Marketing Director of FIC
NATURALLY INNOVATIVE
Sime Darby Property
has strengthened its position as a significant property developer in Malaysia by winning the 2015
Frost & Sullivan Malaysia
Building
Construction
New Product Innovation
Award, presented at the
2015 Malaysia Excellence
Awards ceremony at the
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala
Lumpur recently.
The award was based
on a research conducted
by Frost & Sullivan on
the Malaysia Building
Construction market. The
research recognised Sime
Darby Property’s ability
to continuously progress
by introducing new innovative products to the
market.
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“This is a
testament to
Sime Darby
Property’s
continuous
commitment in
eco-balanced
development”