#newpublication on Public Understanding of Climate Change in Malaysia with @psycom-lucy.bsky.social, @rakshapw.bsky.social, @libbylester.bsky.social @monashclicomm.bsky.social Read more here: iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1...

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Public Understanding of Climate Change in Malaysia: Results of a national survey, Azhari, Azliyana, Richardson, Lucy M., Pandya-Wood, Raksha, Lester, Libby

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Responding to United States’ withdrawal from Paris Agreement www.thestar.com.my/opinion/2025...

Responding to United States’ withdrawal from Paris Agreement

FROM Navigating this new reality requires a multifaceted approach. This includes exploring innovative financing mechanisms, enhancing regional cooperation, and strengthening domestic policies to promo...

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New year, new challenge ahead!

With climate change in focus following COP29, our Malaysia node wrote two articles for 360info one on what the Loss and Damage Fund means for Indigenous communities, and the other on the vital role of women in climate change adaptation across Southeast Asia 👉https://www.monash.edu/mcccrh/news

Science has provided compelling evidence of what is happening to the climate and what needs to be done to avoid disaster. The challenge is now a social one. Since 2018, the Hub has reached millions with factual climate content, delivering social research, knowledge, and ideas.

@azazhari.bsky.social @monashclicomm.bsky.social prof Tin Tin presents a slide of our data. 85% Malaysians felt that it’s warmer now than it was 10 years ago. 70% have directly been affected by flood.

Officiating my bluesky by sharing my attendance to the World Association of Young Scientists inaugural assembly and founding ceremony at the World Young Scientist Summit 2024 in Wenzhou China