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Malaysia’s Ultimate Leap To Save Earth? Activate The Nuclear Reactor!

Is Malaysia heading to start its very own nuclear reactor to reduce coal-powered plants and save earth? A Malaysian Minister said maybe… According to an interview with The Malaysian Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability of Malaysia, Nik Nazmi Nik Mat with CNBC, Malaysia is currently trying to reduce the use of coal as the main energy source. Today, 80% of electrical energy in Malaysia comes from coal. Browsing through the comment section on Read more…

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Sarawak’s Audacious Gambit: Pioneering Carbon Capture

Sarawak made an audacious gambit by constructing Malaysia’s first offshore Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) Project. Set to launch in 2025 at the Petronas Kasawari field, 200 km off the Bintulu shore. This groundbreaking initiative promises to slash Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions by a staggering 3.3 million tonnes annually. This ambitious undertaking sets Sarawak at the forefront of environmental innovation and ranks among the world’s largest offshore CCS projects. The Carbon Capture Revolution: Necessity Meets Read more…

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Ultimate Guide to Student Life Hacks for Success

Hey there, fellow students! Are you ready to unlock the secrets of surviving (and thriving) in university life? Whether you’re a wide-eyed freshman or a seasoned senior, navigating the choppy waters of higher education can be a wild ride. But fear not! We’ve got your back with awesome life hacks that will make your university experience smoother than a freshly waxed surfboard. From budget-friendly cooking tricks to time management wizardry, we’re about to drop some Read more…

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Depression: Causes, Risks And Powerful Prevention Strategies

Do you know that 5% of adult population suffers from depression? Read here to learn more about depression. What is Depression Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders. When the victim starts to lose their will to live, often they will start talking about suicide. In fact, young adults experience death by suicide as the second largest effect of depression. About 800,000 people committed suicide every year. In short, depression is a mental Read more…

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