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Lessons from Haze: Your Money is in the Air We Breathe
If the evidence confirms the companies behind the haze-causing fires, the next question is who is funding them. The trail may lead to our own savings, retirement funds, and banks.
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Singapore Moves to Strengthen Haze Law. Will Malaysia Finally Act?
Singapore recently announced plans to address enforcement gaps in its Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, particularly challenges in obtaining evidence and securing corporate cooperation across borders
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Lead the World in Climate Finance
The decision on the allocation and flow of capital is both an ethical and a public health decision, with far-reaching implications on the lives of people not just in Malaysia, but those suffering in other continents.
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Civil society questions LNG Canada investment
Civil Society Questions LNG Canada Investment, Urges Investment in Domestic Renewables
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Community voices matter for ocean conservation and coastal development
Local communities know what’s best for their livelihoods and the natural resources around them. They demand effective communication channels are needed for them to be meaningfully consulted in development projects.
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Response to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim
Malaysia can do more. The haze crisis demands corporate accountability, not just diplomacy.
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Beyond the straws
When we launched the genRE (Generasi Reuse) campaign, our vision was simple but ambitious: train a passionate group of volunteers, send them to local eateries, and inspire restaurant owners to…
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Civil society groups take new haze findings to Parliament
The demonstration follows newly released findings by Greenpeace Indonesia and Malaysia with Pantau Gambut, identifying the top 20 companies and corporate actors linked to haze-source spots and fire-affected areas in Indonesia, including Malaysian and Singaporean-linked companies.
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The haze is not normal
Year after year, the haze comes back. Then we get used to it. We stop asking questions. We stop paying attention. maybe it is time we stopped treating the haze as something inevitable. Maybe it is time we stopped treating the haze as something inevitable.
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When Clean Air is Sacrificed for Global Commodities
This fact sheet sets out comprehensively how the global market drive for palm oil commodities and the forestry industry continues to perpetuate the crisis of forest and land fires (karhutla) on peatland in Indonesia.