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By Enerson Yap
How microalgae reduce greenhouse gases and fight climate change
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1–2 minutesThese single-celled organisms are highly efficient at capturing carbon dioxide and can also be used to produce animal feed, energy and fertiliser.
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Groundbreaking Study Confirms Algae Can Capture Carbon 50x Faster Than Trees, Offering a Powerful Climate Solution
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5–8 minutesHuman activity has left marine ecosystems in a fragile state. Coral reefs are bleaching, coastal waters suffer from pollution, and the climate crisis looms over all. Yet hope comes in an unlikely form: microalgae. These microscopic, single-celled organisms are proving to be powerful allies in restoring ocean health and capturing carbon from the atmosphere. By exploring…
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By Nurman Alif Nurazizan
Cover Story: National Carbon Market Policy to set foundation for carbon tax
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1–2 minutesThe elephant in the room at the long-awaited launch of the National Carbon Market Policy (NCMP) was the absence of a carbon tax. After Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced a carbon tax for the iron, steel and energy sectors in his Budget 2026 speech, many in the market expected the launch of the policy…
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Malaysia launches national carbon market policy
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1–2 minutesPETALING JAYA : Malaysia today launched its national carbon market policy to regulate carbon trading and support the country’s shift towards a low-carbon economy.
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Adding seaweed to cement could forever change the most widely used material on the planet
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1–2 minutesResearchers report that seaweed can be turned into a concrete ingredient that replaces some cement while storing extra carbon as the material hardens. That finding pushes an ordinary coastal crop into a new role that could cut pollution from concrete before a building is even finished.
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Carbon tax still finding its footing
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1–2 minutesPETALING JAYA: The planned implementation of a carbon tax in the recent Budget 2026 offered little clues that industries were looking out for. Any imposition of a carbon tax is seen to increase companies’ tax burdens for critical industries such as the steel, cement and energy.
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UN carbon trading confusion damps demand
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1–2 minutesAccounting concerns mean uptake of global trading mechanism has been slow. The global carbon trading mechanism that was a flagship achievement of last year’s UN climate talks has been slow to take off, according to data from analytics platform Sylvera.
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