TikTok parent ByteDance funds forest conservation in Malaysia, home to its largest data centre outside China

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TikTok parent ByteDance funds forest conservation in Malaysia, home to its largest data centre outside China - Eco-Business

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A sanctuary on the island of Langkawi is the first of Malaysia's forests being protected under a protocol by the Malaysia Forest Fund.

The country's data centre boom has led to concerns about what it means for emissions reduction efforts.

Malaysia Forest Fund’s Redza said: “Multinationals and public listed companies operating in Malaysia have thousands and millions of carbon dioxide to offset by [their net zero deadlines].