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China, despite being the world leader in renewable energy investment, continues to build new coal power plants at a rapid rate. This contradiction is not unique to China, as countries like Japan, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam also face similar challenges. The slow progress in decarbonization is often attributed to a lack of political will and low public awareness. To address this, there is a need for greater civic engagement and accountability of politicians. Additionally, the transition to a low-carbon economy faces barriers such as high costs and technological challenges.

Climate Action: The USD 546 billion spent made China the world's biggest market for renewable energy, increasing its capacity to nearly 1.2 terawatts - the equivalent of illuminating 120 billion LED bulbs.

From policies to support carbon farming, to setting up local ‘soil museums’, governments need to do much more to protect the soil we rely on for growing food and a healthier life on Earth.

SHAH ALAM – Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) has only two options to ensure the party's survival after they faced a heavy defeat in the recent state elections...

PAS is the standard barrier of Malay-Muslim nationalism alongside Bersatu.