The rapid rise in population, urbanisation, and industrial activities has led to an increased production of waste, posing a significant challenge to environmental sustainability. In
BY LEONG Z-KEEN KUCHING: Kuching South City Council (MBKS) hosted a car-free morning event in conjunction with Earth Hour at Saradise today (March 23). Roads
KUCHING: Kuching South City Council (MBKS) has launched the “Bring Your Own Bottle” (BYOB) campaign in conjunction with World Water Day 2024, as part of
KUCHING: A total of 3,000 Shorea macrophylla or locally known as ‘engkabang jantong’’ tree saplings were planted at Sabal Forest Reserve in an attempt to
By Arthur Edward TUARAN: The tagal system of conserving rivers and aquatic life practised in Sabah has been proven successful in providing a sustainable supply
By Waseem Razzaq Khan Whenever a natural catastrophe happens in the form of a storm, typhoon, flood, tsunami, etc., it is commonly ascribed to “climate
By Leong Yuen Teng In a world where the travel bug bites but the alarm clock stings, Chai, a 22-year-old student, planned the perfect getaway
By Balkish Awang KUALA LUMPUR: ‘Success is not handed to us on a silver platter’ is more than just a simple phrase. The age-old proverb
By Shcully Williams Pilai Black pepper farming is a famous cultivation activity among the local people of Sarawak. This activity has become the primary source
As the main building blocks of life, carbon exists in all organisms including plants, animals and microorganisms which contain this element inside their internal environment
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