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Environmentalists want Sabah to scrap coal plant – The Malaysian Insider
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 19 – A Sabah-based enviromentalist group has told the government to call off the proposed Lahad Datu coal-fired power plant after the Department of Environment (DOE) rejected the project’s detailed environmental impact assessment (DEIA) report.
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A central reason DOE cited for rejecting the DEIA, prepared by a team of
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Bakarunding consultants, was many
important environmental parameters in respect to the proposed project
were not addressed in the DEIA report, according to Yabi.
Coal plant DEIA rejected | Daily Express Newspaper Online, Sabah, Malaysia.
Kota Kinabalu: The Department of Environment (DOE) has rejected the Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA) for the controversial proposed 300MW coal-fired power plant at Sinakut, Dent Peninsular.
Say No to Coal Fire Power Plant in Sabah
Surat Terbuka Kepada Perdana Menteri Malaysia Najib Tun Razak « Wong Tack
Kepada Najib Tun Razak, Perdana Menteri Malaysia, sebagai seorang warganegara Malaysia yang amat perihatin dan sedih, saya menulis surat peribadi ini.
– Wong, who visited Bukit Vor and Kg Contoh yesterday with Malaysia
Nature Society (MNS) committee member SM Muthu and Sepa research
consultant Dr CY Vun, said that the waves have destroyed three houses in
the village.
Hill cutting blamed for erosion by waves – Sabah | BorneoPost Online | Borneo , Malaysia, Sarawak Da
KOTA KINABALU: Hill cutting at Bukit Vor and the removal of sandbars from the mouth of Petagas River for the Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) runway
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– Among the problems the work has encountered is the unforeseen impact it
would have on the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park that surrounds a
cluster of islands comprising Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan,
Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug, all only a 20 minutes boat ride from
here.
Sea works for KK airport a threat to marine parks
KOTA KINABALU: Another environmentally sensitive project in Sabah has hit a snag and it is going to cost the government, the people and marine ecology in the vicinity dearly.
– Haji Ismail Hj Dullah, 76, who has resided at Kg Contoh since 2003
with his wife and 12 children, said the first wall of the same height
built in 1997 collapsed several years later while being repeatedly
pounded by waves.
Beach vanishes as strong waves threaten village – Sabah | BorneoPost Online | Borneo , Malaysia, Sar
KOTA KINABALU: What used to be a 50-metre sandy beach at Kampung Contoh in Putatan is now gone as a result of erosion by surging waves.According to an elderly
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“But when reclamation was undertaken, very severe coastal erosion
occurred, particularly in Kg Contoh, partly because the 100-metre long
bar at the mouth of the Petagas River was removed during the reclamation
process. Hence the waves began to hit the village directly,” Yabi said.
Dept ‘not to blame for delay’ | Daily Express Newspaper Online, Sabah, Malaysia.
Kota Kinabalu: The Environmental Protection Department feels it is being unfairly implicated in the KKIA extension project delay.