Earth Day: 5 Malaysians who are working to save our planet


We need concrete action and commitment from each individual to reduce our carbon footprint, says Faisal. Photo: Faisal Abdur Rani.

The fight for our planet and climate change comes with a sacrifice. We need concrete action and commitment from each individual to reduce our carbon footprint.

Unpredictable weather patterns are a concern, as they impact our agricultural industry, food security, and Malaysia’s development. We have also seen the floods at a record high this last few years. We can expect more of this due to rising sea levels.

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