UN plastic treaty talks grapple with re-use, recycle, reduce debate
A third round of UN negotiations to try deliver the world's first treaty to control plastic pollution has drawn more than 500 proposals.
Mon Nov 20 2023
Filipino typhoon survivors join 'David and Goliath' climate fight
Greenpeace Philippines aims to build a pioneering community-led legal case against fossil fuel companies.
Sat Nov 11 2023
It's About YOUth: Prioritising clean air for all
Breathing clean air is a fundamental human right. With the recurrence of haze in the region, Heng Kiah Chun from Greenpeace Southeast Asia and artist Ernest Zacharevic explore how art can serve as a catalyst for environmental change and long-term solutions to combat transboundary haze.
Fri May 05 2023
Tackling the haze crisis in Malaysia
The haze has been a recurring environmental issue for the country, dating back several decades.
Mon Apr 24 2023
Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior: The fight for climate justice at sea
Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior dropped anchor in Port Klang last month to call for climate justice and government intervention towards fighting climate change.
Sat Apr 08 2023
Analysis: Under Anwar, Malaysia can 'do better' on climate, using global funds
New PM urged to reduce climate impacts by safeguarding nature.
Fri Jan 20 2023
ANALYSIS - Malaysia's election ignores climate crisis as economy dominates
The issues of climate change and the environment have been largely absent in the campaigns and speeches of leading candidates.
Wed Nov 16 2022
Plastic recycling remains a 'myth': Greenpeace study
Virgin production of non-recycled plastic is rapidly rising as the petrochemical industry expands, lowering costs.
Wed Oct 26 2022
Malaysia needs both climate change mitigation and adaptation plan - Greenpeace Malaysia
It is estimated that 32,000 people die each year due to air pollution in the country.
Fri Jul 01 2022
Illegal driftnet use widespread in Indian Ocean, Greenpeace says
Greenpeace has uncovered widespread use of illegal driftnets in the northwest Indian Ocean, which it says are decimating marine life.
Tue Apr 13 2021
Scientists watch as China remote glaciers melt at 'shocking' pace
The Tibetan plateau is known as the world's Third Pole for the amount of ice long locked in the high-altitude wilderness.
Tue Nov 10 2020
Veggie burgers are still burgers, at least in Europe
Its a meaty issue but the EU has taken a stance: Veggie burgers are in fact burgers.
Sat Oct 24 2020
Nearly a third of Indonesia forest fires fall in pulp, palm areas: Greenpeace
Activists say Indonesia's new jobs creation law favours businesses at the expense of the environment and more deforestation.
Thu Oct 22 2020
Unilever's makeover: 'Woke-washing' or the real thing?
Climate action is mainstreaming, and companies prioritising it today can gain a competitive advantage.
Mon Oct 19 2020
Indonesia developing food-bank estates '10 times size of Singapore'
The project is preparing land to grow rice, cassava and corn, to counter the nation's reliance on imported food.
Thu Sep 24 2020
Sweden urges Chinese ship to return for undersea cable investigation
Two subsea cables, one linking Finland and Germany and the other connecting Sweden to Lithuania, were damaged in less than 24 hours.
Tue Nov 26 2024
[COLUMNIST] Building more highways won’t solve traffic congestion - reducing demand will
It is clear that adding more lanes and highways doesn't work, because we are still attempting the same approach to solve the issue.
Tue Nov 26 2024
Hyundai to invest RM2.16 bil in Malaysia through strategic partnership with INOKOM
This investment includes efforts to upgrade INOKOM's existing assembly capacity to meet Hyundai's automotive needs.
Tue Nov 26 2024
‘C4Cinta’ sets record as highest-grossing Malaysian Tamil film
'C4Cinta', directed by young filmmaker Karthik Shamalan, has set a new benchmark in Malaysian Tamil cinema.
Tue Nov 26 2024
Man charged with mother's murder, storing body in freezer
The court denied bail and scheduled case mention on Feb 7 for the submission of forensic, autopsy, and chemist reports.
Tue Nov 26 2024
Abolition of examination in schools to reduce pressure on pupils - Fadhlina
The classroom assessment approach offers a much more interesting learning ecosystem, says Fadhlina Sidek.
Tue Nov 26 2024
Google, Meta urge Australia to delay bill on social media ban for children
Google and Meta says the government should wait for the results of an age-verification trial before going ahead.
Tue Nov 26 2024
Judge tosses Trump 2020 election case after prosecutors' request
It represents a big legal victory for Donald Trump, who won the Nov. 5 US election and is set to return to office on Jan. 20.
Tue Nov 26 2024
DHL plane crash in Lithuania leaves authorities searching for answers
Rescue services said the plane hit the ground, split into pieces and slid over 100 metres (110 yards).
Tue Nov 26 2024
National squad to hold friendly matches for 2025 Indoor Hockey World Cup
The warm-up matches will involve matches against better ranked teams in the world, namely Austria (first) and Belgium (third).
Tue Nov 26 2024