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All aboard for ROL-POP River Carnival 2013
The ROL-POP (River of Life -- Public Outreach Programme) River Carnival will be held at the SMK Taman Melawati school field , here, on Sunday.
Read More > Date 26-Sep-2013  | Category River Care Programme  
All choked up
River silting has become a major concern as it leads to flash floods and other social, environment and health problems. StarMetro visits Sg Kayu Ara in search of the real issues behind the siltation.
Read More > Date 21-May-2008  | Category River Care Programme  
Amanah dalam mentadbir, memakmurkan alam
Sungai banyak memberikan manfaat cukup besar bukan sahaja kepada manusia, bahkan seluruh hidupan lain. Ia menjadi sumber bekalan air utama kepada manusia dan haiwan. Kebergantungan kepada sungai dapat dilihat dari sudut keperluan asas, iaitu ...
Read More > Date 09-Oct-2020  | Category Forest 
Ambition of only two developed countries sufficiently stringent for 2°C
Only two out of 10 developed countries' reduction targets submitted to the Copenhagen Accord qualify as 'sufficient' to keep global temperature rise below 2°C. The reduction targets of all countries currently associated with the Accord lead to ...
Read More > Date 04-Feb-2010  | Category General 
Amid MCO period, Mutiara Magna Urban Community Garden is a saviour to the community
The community garden has helped those vulnerable by providing fresh local vegetables ranging from pegaga, to bok choy.
Read More > Date 30-Apr-2020  | Category Community Garden 
Angling to protect the kelah

Read More > Date 27-Jan-2004  | Category River Care Programme  
Another Long Dry Spell Expected, Says Climate Expert
PETALING JAYA: The rainy season has started, but it may not be all good news. Although the intermonsoon season has begun, an expert says another long dry spell is expected between June and October this year. Biodiversity and climate expert ...
Read More > Date 03-Apr-2014  | Category Climate Change & Water  
Areas of priority
Protecting peatlands will help the climate. AFTER years of screaming for funds to address the massive peatland loss in Indonesia, conservationists are finally getting noticed. The realisation that those annual peat fires not only contribute ...
Read More > Date 02-Sep-2008  | Category Forest and Wetland Conservation Programme 
Art show focuses on nature

Read More > Date 22-May-2008  | Category Capacity and Awareness 
Arts and Earth - a charity exhibition

Read More > Date 22-Aug-2006  | Category Capacity and Awareness 
Asean - wide FDRS in the works
An Asean-wide early warning system on potential hotspots may be in the works. This came at the end of a meeting by the Ministrial Steering Committee on Transboundary Haze in Brunei, which agreed to propose the development of an Asean-wide ...
Read More > Date 10-May-2012  | Category Haze 
ASEAN ministries agree to tackle haze issue together
BRUNEI, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand agreed to remain vigilant and to step up their efforts to minimise transboundary haze pollution through cooperation expansion and enhancement of monitoring systems.
Read More > Date 09-May-2012  | Category Haze 
Asia's tsunami coast still in disrepair
A year after the tsunami destroyed vast stretches of Asia's coastline, activists say little has been done to fix the damage caused by the surging waters, and devastated mangroves and agricultural land still await rehabilitation.
Read More > Date 26-Dec-2004  | Category Forest and Wetland Conservation Programme 
Awakening children's green senses

Read More > Date 27-Jun-2015  | Category Capacity and Awareness 
Awakening children's green senses

Read More > Date 27-Jun-2015  | Category Capacity and Awareness 

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