Meenakshi Raman

We are extremely concerned that the fire is still burning underground!

These plantations destroy original forest cover through clear-felling.

'We witnessed history of broken promises by developed countries.'

Destructive activities in this fragile ecosystem have to be stopped.

Why reclaim 4,500 acres of land in what are environmentally sensitive areas?

Rich nations are merely shifting the burden of fighting climate change to developing countries.

Not much thought has been given about the environmental impacts of such a project.

LETTER | It appears that our authorities have not got their act together.

Are our policymakers and planners planning for future threats and disasters?

SAM believes it will only get worse if no remedial actions are taken, primarily by protecting the forests and biodiversity and in rehabilitating degraded areas.

We can no longer view the environment and ecology as side issues but must make them the centre of decision-making.

LETTER | This is needed to prevent another repeat of outbreaks like Covid-19 and Sars, not only in China but globally.

LETTER | We must act before the time becomes too late, and the situation too dangerous.

Another 500ha of forests formerly part of the Kledang Saiong Forest Reserve in Perak is being destroyed.