Tomorrowland - Review

Spoiler Alert! 

If you want to save time, just watch the last 30 minutes of the movie. =P

(image taken from Moviexplorers website)

Tomorrowland in this 30-minute movie is a place in a hidden dimension where scientists and geniuses gather to build a high-tech city (this was the initial reason of me being dragged to the cinema by my dear lol) for a better world. The origin of Tomorrowland is unclear to me but what I know it is being managed by some automated...err...robots with high intelligence like human, or I should say, more than that. The movie begins with two flashbacks about how Frank, a clever boy got into the Tomorrowland with the help of Athena, a robot girl who never ages (yeah of course) and how Casey got to know about the Tomorrowland and was asked to save that city from destruction.

Where Does Your Rubbish Go? (Part 2) - Jeram Sanitary Landfill

After ending the somehow painfully long site visit at Shah Alam Transfer Station, we moved on to Jeram Sanitary Landfill in Kuala Selangor which is quite some distance away from UPM. Operated by Worldwide Holdings as well, Jeram Sanitary Landfill is 1 out of 12 sanitary landfills existed in Malaysia as stated below (information not complete):

• Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill operated by KUB-Berjaya Enviro Sdn Bhd in Selangor
• Air Hitam Sanitary Landfill by Worldwide Holdings (closed in 2006) in Selangor
• Jeram Sanitary Landfill by Worldwide Holdings in Selangor
• Tanjung 12 Sanitary Landfill by Worldwide Holdings in Selangor
• Seelong Sanitary Landfill by SWM Sdn Bhd in Johor
• Tanjung Langsat Sanitary Landfill by Pasir Gudang Municipal Council in Johor
• Pulau Burong Sanitary Landfill in Penang
• Kota Kinabalu Sanitary Landfill in Sabah
• Mambong Sanitary Landfill in Kuching, Sarawak
• Bintulu Sanitary Landfill in Sarawak
• Kemuyang Sanitary Landfill in Sibu, Sarawak
• Sibuti Sanitary Landfill in Miri, Sarawak

Where Does Your Rubbish Go? (Part 1) - Shah Alam Transfer Station

Environmental students love field trips where you can get out from the class and go to somewhere interesting and play. However there are always some places that we are reluctant to go. All of you know what I mean. It must be some nasty places. Well, I have gone to an open dumping site during the trip to Chini Lake last year. A transfer station should be better, right? Oh you have not heard of a transfer station? Neither do I, until this semester, hahaha. 

The view of the main building from bus. You can see a path on the left that leads towards the building. It is where the rubbish trucks go to unload their content.

This building looks nice. But the smell? Err..