Environmental crisis heating up, urgent action needed


PETALING JAYA: On Earth Day today, environmental activists are calling for greater climate action especially as the world, including Malaysia, has been recording hotter temperatures in recent years.

Global Environment Centre director Faizal Parish said from 1969 to 2015, the annual minimum temperature in Peninsular Malaysia had risen by 1.4°Celsius.

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