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We admire nature but are we listening to it?

Malaysia Times desk Original: theSun 9/5 07:00 X
We admire nature but are we listening to it?
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Melting glaciers may seem far from Malaysia, but they reflect a wider climate crisis already being felt through floods, heat and extreme weather.

From the original report

THERE is something almost magical about a glacier. A vast sheet of ice sitting quietly against a backdrop of towering mountains. White peaks stretching into the distance. Blue ice glowing under the sunlight. Rivers flowing from ancient snow.

We look at such pictures and think: Beautiful. We rarely think: Fragile. That is perhaps the problem. We have become so accustomed to admiring nature for its beauty that we forget to respect its power.

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theSun
Originally published
Sep 4, 2026
Updated here
Sep 5, 2026
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