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Malaysia and Japan are intensifying strategic cooperation on rare earth elements and climate initiatives, with Japan's Parliamentary Vice-Minister visiting the Natural Resources ministry to advance bilateral agreements on technology transfer and carbon market mechanisms.
Scientists at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia have identified magnetite mineral deposits as a potential source of naturally occurring hydrogen gas, offering new possibilities for low-emission energy production in the region.
Malaysia's updated energy efficiency framework targets RM85.24 billion in utility savings and an 11.6% reduction in national energy demand by 2035, building on a predecessor programme that exceeded its electricity conservation goals.
Ethiopia mobilized millions of citizens and foreign residents to plant 800 million tree seedlings in a single day, advancing its ambitious Green Legacy Initiative toward a target of 50 billion trees since 2019.
Two UMT researchers have won a RM3.9 million international grant to restore Malaysia's mangrove ecosystems over three years, targeting key reserves in Perak, Penang and Terengganu while supporting local communities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched India's inaugural hydrogen-powered train, which will operate on the 89-kilometre Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana using indigenous fuel cell technology.