Climate change summit ropes in local youths


At Kampungstay Teluk Buih, participants map out efforts to tackle the impacts of global warming.

THE impact of climate change in Johor − where many people live along the state’s 400km long coastline − is being managed through youth education programmes.

One such initiative was the “SDG Summit 2024: East Territory” themed “Climate Action in Reducing the Impact of Climate Change”.

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