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Singapore studying nuclear energy with open mind, says Grace Fu at IAEA conference
Any decision will weigh safety, environmental sustainability, economic viability and public confidence, among other considerations, says the Minister for Sustainability and the Environment.
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Sultan Nazrin: Islamic finance can fund climate transition
Its principles are well suited to the demands of sustainable investment, says Perak Ruler
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European heatwave cuts Belgian potato and dairy output, Asia exports at risk
Vulnerable crops and livestock have been hit by extreme heat across Europe, with farmers reporting falling yields.
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Transboundary haze cited as a major long-term risk factor for lung cancer in Malaysia
Every preventative measure possible to reduce the environmental risks of developing lung cancer should be taken.
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보고서: 동아시아 산호초 안정 유지, 세계 산호는 감소
Hard coral cover remained stable in East Asian seas despite global hard coral cover decline.
- MTPIN 위원, Super El Nino 위험 대비 Malaysia의 조기 대응 촉구
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Universiti Malaya researchers turn prawn shells into biodegradable plastic film
By Suriani Ibrahim The next time we peel prawns at the dinner table, the shells will probably go straight into the bin. We rarely give them another thought. Yet those discarded shells contain a natural material that researchers are exploring as a possible ingredient for biodegradable plastics. At Universiti Malaya, researchers from the Faculty of […]
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El Niño kuat dijangka, pakar kesihatan amaran risiko denggi meningkat
El Niño is a valuable multi-month climate signal, providing an early warning of a heightened risk of dengue outbreaks across much of the tropical world.
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August set a new global heat record as El Nino strengthens, EU monitor says
"Climate change makes every El Nino hotter, and until we stop burning coal, oil, and gas these record-shattering months will simply keep on coming," says a climate scientist.
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August ties July 2023 as hottest month on record, Copernicus says
Scientists at the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service say August was the joint hottest month ever recorded, tying July 2023, with global temperatures 1.65C above pre-industrial levels. Western Europe had its warmest summer on record and sea surface temperatures hit an August high of 21.07C. The findings were reported from London.
- NRES: RUU Perubahan Iklim Negara seimbangkan mitigasi, adaptasi
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Report: Fashion industry emissions up almost 14% in two years
(AFP) by OLIVIA RAIMONDE THE fashion industry’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions climbed in 2023 and 2024 due in part to increased global production of fibre, especially polyester, according to a new report by the Apparel Impact Institute. Apparel-sector emissions rose 6.3% in 2024, following an increase of 7.5% the previous year; the year prior to that, […]
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Climate Reality training in Singapore gathers 800 Southeast Asian advocates
Climate advocates are in Singapore for the Climate Reality Leadership Corps Training, organised by former US Vice President Al Gore’s nonprofit organisation The Climate Reality Project.
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Chee Soon Juan criticises National Day Rally speech, questions cash handout approach
The SDP head said in a video, "And you most certainly cannot solve the anxieties of younger Singaporeans simply by giving them more money if they are worried about the kind of society their childre... This article (Chee Soon Juan: You cannot solve the anxieties of younger Singaporeans simply by giving them more money) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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FoE APAC gesa syarikat ladang Indonesia bertanggungjawab atas jerebu rentas sempadan
Georgetown: Syarikat yang mempunyai operasi, pelaburan, kepentingan pemilikan atau hubungan perniagaan dalam sektor perladangan dan perhutanan di Indonesia perlu dipertanggungjawabkan berhubung pencemaran asap akibat kebakaran hutan dan tanah yang merentasi sempadan.
- UNDP adviser: Malaysia's climate bill overemphasizes mitigation, needs more adaptation focus
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Al Gore advises Southeast Asia to prioritise people over geopolitics in climate fight
The former US vice-president was in Singapore an event run by The Climate Reality Project, a non-profit he founded.
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Chee Hong Tat: Western island reclamation details, timeline still under study
The Government recognises that the area holds significance for former island communities, he said.
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Sarawak Dayak oil palm smallholders face severe risks from dry spells, says association president
KUCHING (September 8): Dayak farming communities in Sarawak, particularly those located on peatlands, encounter numerous challenges that heighten their vulnerability to extended dry weather. Sarawak Dayak Oil Palm Planters Association (Doppa) president Dr. Napolean R. Ningkos outlined the unique nature of peatlands, combined with specific local conditions such as limited water supply, aging palm trees, [...]
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Sarawak perjelas agenda hijau, hab karbon rendah Kuching di ADB Manila
MANILA, 8 Sept: Sarawak terus memperkukuh agenda pembangunan hijau dengan memberi tumpuan kepada tenaga bersih, teknologi rendah karbon dan usaha menangani perubahan iklim.
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PM Anwar says Asean haze pact needs review as Indonesian fires hit Malaysia
PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the Asean mechanism on transboundary haze has room for improvement, as smoke from forest fires in Indonesia continues to affect Malaysia.
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Al Gore warns of accelerating climate dangers, urges end to 'open sewer' emissions
Speaking to CNA in Singapore, the climate advocate warned of rising temperatures, melting ice and increasingly erratic weather, saying predictions he highlighted 20 years ago in the documentary An Inconvenient Truth had proved “exactly accurate”.
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El Nino to strengthen from November, temperatures may hit 40°C, says climatologist
KUALA LUMPUR: The El Nino phenomenon this year is expected to intensify from November, potentially surpassing the severity of the 1997/1998 and 2015/2016 episodes, said climatologist Professor Emeritus Dr Fredolin Tangang.