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Agriculture & Our Changing Climate

Stephan Baas

24-May-16 08:35

Agriculture & Our Changing Climate

Malaysia is well-endowed with natural resources in areas such as agriculture, forestry, and minerals. However, with the drastic change in our climate, it has really affected our agriculture sector. In order to maintain sustainability in the sector, farmers and government have to begin implementing methods to adapt to the new climatic conditions.

Today on Current Affairs, we explore ways we can adapt to climate change, by practicing relevant policies and adopting advanced technologies in the agriculture sector.

This report is by Wan Irdina.


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