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4 Ways We Can Stop Haze Pollution in Malaysia
Looking for solutions to haze pollution in Malaysia? Uncover four powerful ways to combat this environmental challenge and create a sustainable, haze-free future.
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Transboundary Haze Pollution Act for ASEAN
Greenpeace calls on ASEAN states to enact domestic transboundary haze laws in their respective countries.
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Are we all smoking, or is it just haze?
Did you know regularly breathing haze could be equivalent to smoking? A haze emergency day could be as deadly as smoking 23 cigarettes in one day.
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Champions of clean air: People power in the fight against air pollution
Meet champions of clean air from around the world who are standing up and fighting for the implementation of local solutions to air pollution, whilst inspiring and empowering others in their communities.
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#UndiIklim | Penang & Selangor: A series of stories on six states
Musings of a semi-nomadic Penangite residing in Selangor.
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Greenpeace to ASEAN: No time to waste, act on transboundary haze
ASEAN ministers must do away with national pride issues and use the next two days to strengthen and improve the regional roadmap on Transboundary Haze to protect ASEAN citizens.
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Clearing the Air on Transboundary Haze with Art, Film and Activism
Greenpeace Malaysia wraps up the timely ‘Haze: Coming Soon’ activist art exhibition, drawing over 6,000 visitors, including policy makers, as the ASEAN transboundary haze meeting approaches. Visitors experience ‘artivism’ up-close…
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All We Want for Raya is Clean Air
Greenpeace action fights for clean air in this Raya and Earth Day, raising awareness on the need for a haze-free Malaysia.
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No safe levels of pollution: Greenpeace actions against dirty air in 2022
Air pollution is one of the biggest environmental risks to health. No amount of air pollution is safe for human beings.
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Saying no to pollution – Inspiring actions in the people’s fight for clean air
Air pollution affects everyone across the globe and is one of the biggest environmental risks for premature death, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).