THE Centre for Governance and Political Studies shared a study recently that said about nine cities in Malaysia will be flooded by the time we reach 2050. And it is estimated that it would cost trillions of dollars to build defences against nature’s wrath.
Yet, there are low-hanging fruits and measures that city-states could and should embrace as a matter of urgency, if we are to contribute to the fight against climate change.
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