Jun 22, 2026 · 22 min · 10 segments
Malaysia is bracing for a period of dryer, hotter weather as the El Nino cycle kicks in, but this doesn’t negate the annual flood risks that the country faces. What can be done to improve the…
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Malaysia is bracing for a period of drier, hotter weather as the El Nino cycle kicks in.
Earlier this year, Selangor experienced a wake-up call when torrential downpours from March through May caused flash floods that triggered reminders of the devastating 2021 floods in Taman Sri Muda, Shah Alam that resulted in 3.1 billion ringgit in economic losses and 14 lives lost.
What can be done to improve the state and the country's flood mitigation and adaptation responses in the face of climate uncertainty? We're discussing this today with Dr.
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This is a podcast from BFM 89.9, The Business Station.
You're listening to People, Planet, Profit, the show where we explore developments and debate in the ESG space.
Malaysia is bracing for a period of drier, hotter weather as the El Nino cycle kicks in.
Earlier this year, Selangor experienced a wake-up call when torrential downpours from March through May caused flash floods that triggered reminders of the devastating 2021 floods in Taman Sri Muda, Shah Alam that resulted in 3.1 billion ringgit in economic losses and 14 lives lost.
What can be done to improve the state and the country's flood mitigation and adaptation responses in the face of climate uncertainty? We're discussing this today with Dr.