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There is no need to subject them to the humiliation that comes with publicity.

The shooting of the langurs appears to have been executed unprofessionally.

If we do not take steps to protect our forests, it will result in irreparable harm to our ecosystem.

Planting trees alone won't solve environmental problems.


'We would like to encourage everyone to change how we view and treat other species, take measures to reduce the suffering of other species...'


LETTER | Elected representatives need to face serious repercussions for hate speech and offensive and discriminatory language and conduct.

Politicians need to look beyond immediate gratification to the droughts, floods, and haze caused by deforestation.

LETTER | Intensive animal agriculture is a major driver of zoonosis and disease outbreaks.

LETTER | It’s time we stopped pretending they are effective and redirect our resources to actual solutions.

LETTER | Plantations don’t just appear out of wastelands - forests are cleared to make way for plantations.

LETTER | There are other cheaper and less destructive means of meeting Malaysia's water needs.

COMMENT | The government’s half-hearted attempt to limit the use of plastic straws is doomed to fail.


COMMENT | Most of the world, including developed nations, are ill-equipped to deal with plastic waste.

LETTER | Concerned citizens have highlighted risks of increased air, water and soil pollution and higher traffic volume.

COMMENT | Voters are becoming better informed, and will not stand for environmental tokenism.

COMMENT | Plastic waste reduction steps should not be seen as a burden, but an adjustment.

The recent worldwide ban on all eight species of pangolinsby the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (Cites) has brought cheer to the conservation community.



It is with dismay and disappointment that right-minded citizens greeted the news that the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) had given its approval for the construction of the East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE) recently.