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An impassioned plea to save the environment from a 12-year-old
Severn Cullis-Suzuki, then 12, addresses the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro in 1992: To all those greedy and wasteful people (and their corporations) who are destroying the environment, think of… more →
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An impassioned plea to save the environment from a 12-year-old
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Severn Cullis-Suzuki, then 12, addresses the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro in 1992: To all tho … more →
What now after NEP?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: If the NEP goes, what will replace it? The Malaysian Economic Agenda? Unlike the NEP, the MEA calls … more →
Suharto dies with blood on his hands - but did he really improve the economy?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: He had a lot of blood on his hands. A mass murderer. But he was held in high esteem by Western leade … more →
Climate change: Too little, too late?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: This snippet from a World Development Movement blog entry from the UN Framework Conference on Clima … more →
Farmers lose autonomy as MNCs take control of agriculture
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Farmers are under increasing pressure from multinational corporations, which in many parts of the wo … more →
Beware those who want to hijack Malaysia's People Power movement
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: In a parting shot, Thierry Rommel, the European ambassador who left his post on Tuesday, castigated … more →
Why are we subsidising the profitable IPPs?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Why are Malaysians – via Petronas – providing billions of ringgit in gas subsidies to … more →
NCER: Transforming agriculture - for whom?
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: On 30 July, the Northern Corridor Economic Region (NCER) master-plan was launched with much fanfare. … more →
Merdeka! But beware the new power...
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Just watching the 50th Merdeka celebrations on TV and I can’t help but notice how top BN polit … more →
Oil running out - and Malaysia allows an energy-intensive smelter
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: The oil is running out. Yes, in Malaysia too. By 2010, we will become a net importer of oil. If our … more →
What if Jesus had lived in Latin America?
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: I came across this interesting power-point presentation of the Stations of the Cross by Adolfo Pérez … more →
Religious leaders overcome odds to affirm right to water
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: It’s not often that religious leaders come together to take a common stand on an issue of nati … more →
Return the denarii to Caesar
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Christianity should not merely be seen as a spiritual process. There are also the social, cultural a … more →
Six reasons why you should avoid bottled water
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Often, many of us think nothing about drinking bottled water. But here’s why you should avoid … more →
There is a monster in the swamp
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: It was not so long ago when voters, hoping for reforms and change, gave Prime Minister Abdullah Bada … more →
NCER: Who benefits more - Sime Darby or farmers?
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi has launched the Northern Corridor Economic Region (NCER) masterplan. … more →
How The Star watered down my water article
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anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: When I was invited by The Star to write a piece on water in June, I hesitated. Knowing how steeped … more →
Minimum wage more effective than NEP equity targets
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: As we all know, the two main prongs of the New Economic Policy are to wipe out poverty across the bo … more →
Hidden world of clinical trials in Malaysia
anilnetto wrote 1 year ago: Some years ago, I read a John Le Carre novel, The Constant Gardener, later turned into a motion pict … more →
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