A worker cleaning up rubbish dumped indiscriminately at the Sungai Skudai rubbish trap. — filepic
JOHOR BARU: The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) hopes the new state government will consider setting up the Environmental Consultative Committee, with relevant stakeholders as members, to address environmental issues.
Its vice-president Vincent Chow said everyone is Johor was part owner of its natural heritage and sidelining the environmental non-governmental organisations (NGOs) would not be productive.
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