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A call for genuine climate action
Greenpeace Malaysia welcomes certain positive measures in Malaysia’s Budget 2025 but expresses concerns over the government’s ongoing reliance on unsustainable solutions.
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5 reasons why ‘natural’ (fossil) gas is no better than oil and coal
Just because natural gas has the word ‘natural’ in it, doesn’t mean that it is safe for the planet, people and the climate.
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Good News Alert! 10 climate wins to inspire change
Notable wins in the climate and environmental justice space to inspire us in our fight for a better, greener, and fairer world for all.
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Watch Toxic Influence, the new film exposing the dark side of Dove
Watch and share the film to uncover the truth about Dove’s 20 year lie.
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Celebrating heritage and green practices on Merdeka Day
Curious about how our cultural traditions can tackle today’s environmental challenges? Malaysia's rich tapestry of traditions brings cherished memories and cultural practices reveal powerful lessons in sustainability. From the architectural ingenuity to Feng Shui and Ayurvedic farming wisdom, discover how these time-honoured practices of our heritages are inspiring fresh environmental solutions today
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Misi 2024: Gaya Pemakanan Pesce-Pollotarian
Pesce-pollotarian ni apa? Ada kebaikan ke kalau amalkan gaya pemakanan macam ni?
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Scorched-earth: making Gaza uninhabitable for generations to come
The ongoing war on Gaza has inflicted severe environmental damage, affecting air, water, and land, and all who depend on them.
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Alamak! Jerebu lagi!
Malaysia, with 161 other nations, voted in favour of a historic resolution declaring a clean, healthy and sustainable environment as a universal human right; meaning that this resolution could allow people to challenge environmentally destructive policies under human rights legislation.
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The journey towards migrant workers’ protection in Southeast Asia
Efforts to protect migrant fishing workers is much like climbing in the Himalayas. Very high. Very tough. Very distant.
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10 Questions on Waste-To-Energy
Despite facing protests from concerned citizens, the Malaysian government is determined to build mega Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities.
