Climate crisis: We must listen to young voices


Youth environment group Klima Action Malaysia (Kamy) at a rally held before the Covid-19 pandemic began in 2020. — Filepic/The Star

Happy New Year, everyone, and happy lunar new year to those who celebrate it.

Apart from my personal desire to live a healthier year than I did in 2022, my new year’s resolution is to play my part in making 2023 a year of change here in Malaysia and, of course, around the planet.

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