Environmental issues have become a major concern worldwide due to air pollution, water pollution and also waste disposal. These issues attract global community and industry attention and lead to green awareness among people. The environmental issue in Malaysia has a long history which began with the river pollution from the development of tin mining operation. Years later, the rapid industrialization brought another environmental issue which is air pollution from the disposal of hazardous and communal waste. Approximately there are 7.34 million tonnes of solid waste generated annually and local authorities spent up to 60% of their annual budget on waste management which costs the country between RM110 (USD33) and RM130 (USD39) to collect and dispose 1 tonne of garbage (Ramayah, Lee, & Mohamad, 2010). In recent years, the environmental issues in Malaysia continue with deforestation, climate change and global warming. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (2007) predicted that Malaysia’s temperatures will increase by 0.6 to 4.5°Cby year 2060.