Nature’s ruin is Earth’s death knell


AT THE Asean Dialogue session during last week’s Pangkor Dialogue, Datuk Seri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar did not mince words when he spoke about environmental degradation.

The Natural Resources and Environment Minister warned the audience of the dangers of mismanaging our natural resources. We have pristine jungles and forests that are the envy of many. Yet, there are those who wantonly destroy these precious assets in the name of development.

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