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Cloudy outlook: Unless measures are taken to protect water catchment areas, highlands, river reserves and natural forests, Malaysians will likely suffer from the effects of climate change such as higher temperature and floods.

PETALING JAYA: Environmental experts and activists say education, awareness and active participation from the community are equally crucial components towards tackling climate change.

President and chief executive officer of Ecotourism and Conservation Society Malaysia Andrew Sebastian said self-awareness and the practice of responsible action were important steps to deal with the issue.

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