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Year: 2026

BEWARE OF AI SCAMS

AI scams are becoming more realistic. Criminals are now using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to mimic the voices of bosses, family members, or close friends to trick victims into making immediate money transfers. Don’t get caught. Common modus operandi: AI voice cloning – voices are copied to ask for money or PINs Fake emergency calls – claims of accidents or urgent problems Immediate...
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Set Clear Rules on “Forever Chemicals”

With chemical contamination becoming a serious concern, groups have urged the government to set clear safety guidelines on what are known commonly as “forever chemicals”. These chemicals, or PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), are a group of over 10,000 synthetic, human-made chemicals used since the 1940s to make products water, grease and stain-resistant. The chemicals do not break...
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EAT REAL FOOD

Food today looks bright, fast, and easy. Shelves feel endless. Yet many options come packed, refined, and far from how nature made them. While processed food is convenient, it can affect your overall health. Processed foods (especially ready meals, snacks, and sodas) often contain lots of additives and synthetic chemicals. Eat real food, not packets and promises. What is real food? It's food...
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WHY GROW TREES?

Trees are very important to our lives. To be without trees is like to be without our roots, writes environmental writer Richard Mabey. Much like roots are to a tree, trees are the fundamental anchor, foundation, and source of life for humanity. Trees bring us many benefits, among them are providing us with more rain, more shade - and more life. MORE RAIN. Trees suck water from the soil through...
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EXIT ISDS: Over 300 Groups Around the World Call on Countries to Start Freeing Themselves from Secretive Tribunals

Investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) threatens a just transition from fossil fuels and the urgent need for a social and ecological transformation for people and the planet. Over 300 organisations – including Consumers Association of Penang and Sahabat Alam Malaysia – are calling on countries to begin building a coalition of countries committed to freeing themselves from ISDS. Read their...
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LET’S BUILD SMARTER

How Buildings Contribute to Climate Change – and What Can Be Done about it The building and construction industry is a big emitter of planet-warming greenhouse gases, according to the latest UNEP and Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction report. The amount of building floor space is expected to double by 2050, with many of the additions coming in developing and emerging economies....
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How Many More Must Die? The Hidden Toll of Development on Wildlife

The deaths of two more Malayan tapirs in Johor, found lifeless along a road connected to the Sedili–Desaru corridor, are not isolated tragedies. They are the predictable outcome of a development model that continues to treat wildlife as collateral damage. That these incidents only came to public attention after footage circulated on TikTok on 20 March raises another uncomfortable question; how...
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AGEING, BUT NOT WELL

About 85.3% of Malaysia’s senior citizens are not ageing healthily, according to findings from the National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) 2025. The NHMS, conducted nationwide by the Institute for Public Health (IKU) under the Health Ministry, provides key data on the health status of Malaysians. The 2025 edition marks the second assessment of older persons aged 60 and above, following its...
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