Govt urged to strategise and adapt to climate change


By FATIMAH

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia must immediately put in place strategies to adapt to climate change, say environmental advocacy groups, as they urge the government to start with stronger protection of the natural environment.

Malaysian Interfaith Climate Change Network (MICCN) coordinator and Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia (Abim) president Muhammad Faisal Abdul Aziz stressed the importance of the natural environment’s nonpareil role in buffering the effects of climate change.

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