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Also stories of hope, inspiring accounts of strength and resilience
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What’s being done about haze?
Haze has darkened the skies across Southeast Asia for decades. While the smoke keeps returning, our response to it has changed over the years.
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An odyssey of community engagements in Sabah’s Marine Protected Area
Who gets to decide who should have a seat at the table? Who determines which community members should be in a focus group discussion about development? Who gets to know…
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Tanah Adat – Recognition is the key to biodiversity protection
More than 1500 Orang Asli and Asal (OA) people protested at the Ministry of Rural and Regional Development (KKDW) in Putrajaya on the recognition, respect, and protection of their customary land rights.
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A riverside cleanup to end the plastic tide
On the 18th of July, Greenpeace Malaysia organised a riverside clean-up activity in the Klang Valley region in conjunction with Plastic-Free July.
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What we found in the Arctic deep sea!
For the first time, Greenpeace has led a unique deep sea expedition to the Arctic. Here’s what we found.
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Wave to Peace: Turning Action into Impact
What started as an assignment became an opportunity for Jovy, a university student, and her team to turn their passion for peace and ocean conservation into meaningful action.
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Solving Haze-zilla before the next Godzilla El Niño
This year, scientists have warned that severe ‘Godzilla El Niño’ conditions will increase the risk of drought, forest fires and transboundary haze across Southeast Asia.
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How the Godzilla El Niño may resurface Hazezilla
We are reaching the midpoint of the year 2026. There is no doubt we are facing more challenges with the energy crisis and dependency on fossil fuels. The upcoming Godzilla…
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Over 1,500 strong: Protest for Orang Asli and Asal rights
For generations, Orang Asli have protected their forests, rivers and ancestral territories. Recognising customary lands is not only a matter of justice and human rights, it is essential for protecting nature and securing a sustainable future for all.
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5 reasons why we need thriving coastal communities to protect the oceans
This World Oceans Day, we are celebrating the people who have lived closest to the ocean for centuries.
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