When the tides rise in Malaysia, they do more than swallow shorelines. They erase livelihoods, sweep away childhood memories, and dismantle the only homes some
Almost three decades ago, the waters off Kampung Penimbawan in Tuaran, Sabah, shimmered with life. Green meadows of seagrass stretched across the Sulaman Lagoon, and
When the tide recedes along Sabah’s coastline, the shallows reveal a meadow of green. To the untrained eye, it looks ordinary, but to scientists, fishermen,
The rice cooker clicks, its lid releasing a puff of steam. For many Malaysians, that sound is a comfort woven into daily life. It signals
Earth Day isn’t just another date on the calendar – it’s a global wake-up call. And for Malaysia, the call is getting louder. Our nation
Orang Asli (OA) atau “penduduk asal” sering dipinggirkan dalam usaha menangani ancaman perubahan iklim di Malaysia. Malah, mereka dan suku kaum asli lain di Malaysia
In a world increasingly aware of environmental challenges, dining sustainably is more important than ever. Across Malaysia, numerous restaurants are leading the way by implementing
Electricity is often a valuable resource we all take for granted. Not only does it power our cooking appliances, air-conditioners, and computers, but. it also
Malaysia aims for carbon neutrality by 2050 under the Twelfth Malaysia Plan, committing to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030 in line with
The 5th of June, 2023 marks a significant milestone—the 50th anniversary of World Environment Day, an extraordinary day that was born out of the visionary