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We cannot burn our way out of the plastic crisis

We cannot burn our way out of the plastic crisis

On July 29, the C4 Center and Sahabat Alam Malaysia conducted an online forum titled “Malaysia is not a 'Garbage Dump': Enhancing Monitoring & Enforcement Efforts in Kedah and Penang” to  examine the challenges faced by authorities in monitoring and enforcement...

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Korean Climate Committee Roadmaps All Fall Short

Korean Climate Committee Roadmaps All Fall Short

2 out of 3 roadmaps fail to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. All plans lack intermediate steps and rely on unproven technologies. All assume we can keep producing and consuming like there is no climate crisis. On August 5, the Presidential Carbon Neutrality Committee...

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LRC decries renewal of OceanaGold mining permit

LRC decries renewal of OceanaGold mining permit

Reacting to news that the financial or technical assistance agreement (FTAA) with Australian-ownedOceanaGold Philippines (OGPI) for a gold mining project in Nueva Vzcaya has been renewed by the Duterte administration, LRC’s direct services coordinator, Atty. Ryan...

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We stand in Internationalist Solidarity with Ms. Akino Miyagi

We stand in Internationalist Solidarity with Ms. Akino Miyagi

Stop the intimidation of forests conservation activists and immediately evict the US military from the Yambaru Forests World Natural Heritage candidate site. Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific expresses its deep concern over the latest news from Japan regarding the...

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Vote for the 2021 Corporate Cane Toad Award

Vote for the 2021 Corporate Cane Toad Award

Friends of the Earth have teamed up with ActionAid and Jubilee Australia to launch the inaugural Cane Toad Award, where you will have the opportunity to have your say on which Australian corporation should be named and shamed for being the biggest Cane Toad. From...

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Stop Contaminating Our Ocean

Stop Contaminating Our Ocean

Earlier this year, the Japanese government announced that they would discharge contaminated water at Fukushima Daiichi into the ocean despite the strong criticism from fishing communities in Fukushima, Japanese civil society and the international community. The...

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Save Our Oceans from Plastic Pollution

Save Our Oceans from Plastic Pollution

June 8th was World Oceans Day. It was an opportunity to emphasise the importance of our oceans and the many services they provide, as well as raise awareness of the ways in which we are harming them through plastic pollution. Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) attended the...

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Shining a light on rainforest protection

Shining a light on rainforest protection

Rainforests are the lungs of our earth. Their protection is crucial to halt biodiversity loss, tackle climate change, reduce the risk of disaster, and sustain the cultural and livelihood practices of Indigenous Peoples and forest-dependent communities. Yet globally,...

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