news

Biodiversity is climate resilience: Malaysia’s path to a greener, stronger future

As we mark Earth Day this year, the theme "Harnessing biodiversity for a climate-resilient future" reminds us of an often-underappreciated truth: the natural world is not just a passive backdrop to our lives but a dynamic system that underpins our economy, health and very survival.

Level up your business space

IN a business landscape where competitiveness is key, investing in green building certification is a smart decision that helps small and medium enterprises (SMEs) improve resource efficiency and maximise long-term profitability - all while contributing to a healthier and more sustainable environment.

Nature’s buffer for biodiversity

Vital for healthy ecosystems, collaborative restoration efforts are giving riparian zones a much-needed lifeline.

Our silent guardians of ESG reporting in corporate Malaysia

Sustainability has become a priority in Malaysian boardrooms, and ESG reporting is no longer just a formality.

Peatlands: a unique environment for conservation

In waters as acidic as vinegar—at a pH of 4—a small, resilient fish known as the Malay combtail (Belontia hasselti), meanders gracefully through the dark, tea-stained pools of the peat swamp forest. These waters are coloured by tannins released by decomposing organic matter. They are surrounded by a dense canopy of leaves and littered with the remains of fallen trees and leaves.

Propelling the ESG agenda across Asia 

SINCE its establishment, the Asia ESG Positive Impact Consortium (A-EPIC) has been dedicated to fostering ESG knowledge-sharing, industry collaboration and meaningful engagement across the region.

Sparrows: The unsung heroes of urban biodiversity

In the constant hum of city life, the soft, melodious chirping of sparrows has become a fading echo.

The ESG awakening: why Malaysian SMEs are rushing to catch up

In recent years, the global urgency to combat climate change and environmental degradation has spurred regulators around the world to tighten climate-related policies. Malaysia is no exception.

The Heart of Borneo: Sabah and Sarawak’s vital role in global biodiversity and climate resilience 

BORNEO, home to diverse flora and fauna species and the third largest island globally spanning approximately 74 million hectares, with Sabah and Sarawak representing about one third of its total area.

The impact of global climate pledges on national action: a snapshot on Asia

While annual global climate talks are peppered with announcements of voluntary sectoral initiatives and pledges, signed onto by governments with great fanfare and media attention, the jury's still out as to whether these pledges translate into national action.

<< Previous 1 2 3 4 5  ... Next >> 

Contact us