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I must begin this week with a huge thank you to the many local people who have donated and organised donations for Ukraine.

I must begin this week with a huge thank you to the many local people who have donated and organised donations for Ukraine.

BORNEO Forum 14 will host a webinar on Sabah’s Plastic Neutral movement at 2.30pm, Saturday (Feb 26)

KOTA KINABALU: A plan to give monetary value to plastic waste is set to be the bedrock for a non-governmental organisation's push to make Sabah be plastic neutral.

KOTA KINABALU: A plan to give monetary value to plastic waste is set to be the bedrock for a non-governmental organisation’s (NGO) push to make Sabah plastic neutral.

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah local authorities will be given more powers in handling waste management issues with a new law on the cards, says Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.

The Sabah Society will hold a virtual Zoom talk on the topic of ‘Care for our environment in conjunction with COP26 to combat climate change’ today (Friday, Dec 10) at 8 pm

Published on: Sunday, July 11, 2021 By: Kan Yaw Chong Text Size: Pulau Sipadan – note dark water foreground, known as the ‘Big Drop’. FROM mountain high to ocean deep. There is no fight, is there? Sabah beat them all, be it in mountain high or ocean deep. I think Tengku Adlin meant that 100pc in his heydays as Chairman of Sabah Tourism Board. Here’s voice for the ocean deep which cannot speak for itself.  Everybody knows Clement pioneered diving in Sabah along with Randy Davies, the l...

LAST Sunday’s Special Report entitled “A dead planet on World environment Day” was actually a deliberate cynical spin on a grandiose delusion that one species – the human race – towers over and dominate the rest of some 11.3 million different species of known life on Earth called biodiversity.    Earth sustains an incredible diversity of life that live and teem in the environment called ecosystems.  But the biggest paradox is, instead of a deep recogn...

From left: Robert, Mayor, Clare and Chin at the MoU signing ceremony. KOTA KINABALU: Plastic waste in the city is expected to be reduced and recovered more effectively following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Kota Kinabalu City Hall and Blu Hope Ventures Sdn Bhd. The MoU will see the company bringing the latest technology to convert waste plastic into synthetic oil, waxes and gases that can be reused in industries and the manufacturing sector. Monica C...