The government extends 5G coverage to at least 85% of the country’s rural population by the end of the year. Read more about The government extends 5G coverage to at least 85% of the country’s rural population by the end of the year.
The peak of the El Niño weather phenomenon, which brings prolonged hot and dry weather, hits the country at the beginning of the year. Read more about The peak of the El Niño weather phenomenon, which brings prolonged hot and dry weather, hits the country at the beginning of the year.
Malaysia cuts subsidies and launches new taxes, including for luxury goods, as part of economic reforms and to tighten its finances. Read more about Malaysia cuts subsidies and launches new taxes, including for luxury goods, as part of economic reforms and to tighten its finances.
Malaysia hotel rates rise 30%, but a weaker ringgit lures more tourists. Read more about Malaysia hotel rates rise 30%, but a weaker ringgit lures more tourists.
Malaysia limits subsidies on the most commonly used variety of gasoline to only the most needy from the second half of the year as the government seeks to narrow a budget gap. Read more about Malaysia limits subsidies on the most commonly used variety of gasoline to only the most needy from the second half of the year as the government seeks to narrow a budget gap.
Flooding due to sea level rise threatens as much as 6% of oil palm production and 4% of rubber production. Read more about Flooding due to sea level rise threatens as much as 6% of oil palm production and 4% of rubber production.
Sea levels rise 0.25-1.03 meters from 1990-1999 levels based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about Sea levels rise 0.25-1.03 meters from 1990-1999 levels based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
Rainfall increases by 5.1-12% by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels and 9-32% by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about Rainfall increases by 5.1-12% by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels and 9-32% by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
A 1.0-1.7°C temperature increase by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels is likely, followed by a 2.5-3.5°C increase by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM). Read more about A 1.0-1.7°C temperature increase by 2050 from 1990-1999 levels is likely, followed by a 2.5-3.5°C increase by 2100 based on the 'Regional Hydro-Climate Model' (RegHCM).
