YearStarter 2023: Environment – Time to take climate crisis seriously in 2023


From the Climate Change Bill to flood mitigation measures, and potential hazy days again, Malaysia will have to take the climate crisis seriously in the year ahead. – Filepic

Following Malaysia’s global commitment to be carbon neutral by 2050, several measures are expected to kick in this year to reduce the country’s carbon emissions.

The most important of this will be the tabling of the Climate Change Bill in Parliament, anticipated as early as this month.

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