Can our bodies adapt to heatwaves?
With temperatures rising across the globe due to climate change, the question arises if we are capable of biologically adjusting to it.
Scorching conditions bring renewed fears of choking skies
PETALING JAYA: While the convergence of the El Nino weather phenomenon and the south-west monsoon is expected to bring about hotter than usual conditions across the region, for Malaysia, an additional threat looms.
Sabah Fire Dept prepares for super El Nino
KOTA KINABALU: Faced with the possibility of a "super El Nino" weather cycle adversely affecting weather in Sabah, the state's Fire and Rescue Department is reaching out directly to people on the ground.
Merging weather cycles could trigger severe pollution
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia may face an increased risk of transboundary haze in the coming months due to the south-west monsoon and the expected strengthening of the El Nino weather cycle, warn climate experts.
Extreme hot weather in Paris a turn off for tourists
Tourists in Paris forced to change plans as sites close early because of the heatwave.
Be prepared for possible Super El Nino, says MetMalaysia
KUALA LUMPUR: The public has been advised to remain alert to current weather changes and be prepared for the transition phase of extreme weather phenomena, following the expected Super El Nino phenomenon at the end of this year.
Electricity demand hits new peaks as temps hover near 40°C
A heatwave gripping the country has already placed immense pressure on the national power grid, the country's industry ministry said, adding the problem could get worse as the El Nino weather pattern is forecast to return from July.
ENDING SABAH’S WATER CRISIS
STACKS of plastic buckets and towering water tanks are a common sight across Sabah's west coast corridor.
Time to take UV risks seriously
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia needs stronger public health guidance on safe sun exposure, wider sunscreen use and better awareness of skin protection as experts warn of rising ultraviolet (UV) risks alongside a steady increase in skin cancer cases
Heat and humidity worsen struggles for chronic skin patients
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's climate and a lack of public understanding are compounding daily challenges for people living with chronic skin conditions.
