PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia’s commitment to retaining its natural forest cover has been recognised again, this time in a report by the World Resources Institute and the University of Maryland’s Global Forest Watch.
The Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change Ministry said the report noted that Malaysia had managed to keep its rate of primary forest loss to near-record low levels.
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