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The Haze And Thunderstorms In Malaysia Will Last Longer Than You Expect
This phenomenon is expected to last till October at least.
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Who And What Is Causing This Terrible Haze In Sabah?
Hint: It's not Indonesia.
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Expect Hazy Days Ahead As Indonesia Declares Emergency Over Forest And Land Fires
Thankfully, the haze hasn't spread to urban areas yet.
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Want To Save The World? Here Are 8 Ways You Could Be A Superhero In 2016
It's easier than you think.
Published for WWF
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Paralysis, Arsenic Poisoning And Shocking Facts About Bauxite Mining Malaysians Must Know
In 2015 alone, Malaysia has exported more than 20 million tonnes of bauxite to China.
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Fed-Up With Worsening Haze, 52-Year-Old Kedah Man Sues Indonesian Government For RM429Mil
This, while Malaysia says it won't pressure Indonesia over the haze issue.
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9 Cities Around The World With The Cleanest Air And Bluest Skies
The ultimate list of places around the world with the cleanest air.
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Paris And Beijing Banned Cars From The Roads And The Results Were Pretty Incredible
Air pollution is bad, but the transformation that resulted from Paris and Beijing's car-free policies - albeit short-lived - leaves us hopeful that change is still possible.
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How A Blind Man And A Double Amputee Planted 10,000 Trees
What's your excuse?
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12 Unforgettable Things Jane Goodall Said In Her First Ever Visit To Malaysia
On 30 January 2015, world-renowned primatologist, conservationist, anthropologist and UN Messenger of Peace Dr Jane Goodall entranced a crowd of 2,000 people when a talk titled "Reasons For Hope" at Berjaya Times Square Hotel.
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There Is An Unspoken Loophole Sacrificing Our Protected Forests For Rubber Plantations
An area the size of Cyberjaya is being logged in the Lesong Permanent Forest Reserve to make way for single-species timber plantations. According to the Pahang government, the move is legal. But out research shows that a little known loophole in our forest policy is being exploited.
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Why Is The Pahang Government Logging Down A Jungle As Huge As Cyberjaya?
The Pahang government says the Lesong permanent forest reserve is being logged as the forest has been deemed as poor in timber quality, but environmental experts are sceptical, saying the deforestation is posing real threat to the forest ecosystem.
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