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A tribute to World Environment Day

I was angered reading recent reports on how developed nations continue to ship their plastic waste to countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, and Turkey.

2星期前

Recycled plastic is in greater demand. So why does Malaysia have to import waste to make them?

The United Nations Development Programme estimated Malaysia produces over one million tonnes of plastic waste annually, of which a mere 10 per cent is recycled.

2月前

The ESG blindspot: Why we can’t save the Earth without fixing society first

By focusing on our human ecology, the branches of environmental preservation will naturally and sustainably begin to bloom.

3月前

Extractive-led economic growth fuels Indonesia’s environmental crisis

Around 283,000 hectares of forest, four times the size of Jakarta, were lost throughout 2025 to make way for various extractive businesses across the country, according to the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi).

5月前

Malaysians must treat waste more seriously

The laws may be late. The penalties may sting. But if they are accompanied by the right kind of education and engagement, this moment can still be a turning point.

5月前

Critical response from Ambassador Byron Blake of Jamaica to ‘Climate justice denied by delays’

Critical response from Ambassador Byron Blake of Jamaica to ‘Climate justice denied by delays’

6月前

Climate justice denied by delays

Opinions have been divided over the annual UN climate conferences.

6月前

Forests, fuel and food: Is expanding oil palm to Indonesia’s Papua worth the cost?

Forest loss to palm oil plantations directly weakens these dimensions by increasing disaster risk and exposing communities to instability.

6月前

Deforestation is climate action’s blind spot

Give forests a chance, and they will heal the climate—and us. This conviction is not naive optimism. It is the practical application of physics, deep ecology, and four billion years of evolutionary genius.

7月前

How UN climate talks shaped carbon market, and what COP30 means for carbon trading in Southeast Asia

The carbon market allows parties to buy carbon credits from projects elsewhere in order to meet their emissions targets set under the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming to 1.5 deg C above pre-industrial levels.

7月前

Fatal tree falling incidents should motivate local authorities to take proactive action

Urban areas need to be kept safe for the public.

8月前

Nepal readies five-year strategy to clean Everest

Draft plan calls for waste rangers, higher fees, and stricter rules to tackle the world's tallest peak’s longstanding litter problem.

9月前

North worsens tropical catastrophe

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have risen over the last two centuries, with current and accumulated emissions per capita from rich nations greatly exceeding those of the Global South.

9月前

Plastic promises, hollow outcomes: Another global failure on pollution

Plastic was once hailed as the miracle material of modernity, but it has become the emblem of our broken age: indestructible, suffocating, cheap, and everywhere.

10月前

Inequality worsens planetary heating

Inequality has been driving increases in GHG emissions.

10月前

Climate change and overfishing threaten Vietnam’s ancient tradition of making fish sauce

Bui Van Phong faced a choice when the Vietnam War ended 50 years ago: Stay in his small village, helping his parents carry on the family’s centuries-old tradition of making fish sauce, or join the hundreds of thousands of people fleeing his country for a better life.

1年前

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