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Do you have any sensible solution for Sabah especially when the maximum temperature of Sabah since 1960 to 2003 had been rising fast from 33 degree C to 36 degree C and now we regularly have 34 degree C? We are nearer to 35 degree C now when photosynthesis can stop. Prime Minister Najib had pledged reducing carbon intensity by 40% by 2020, how would this be done as far Sabah is concerned? Has the mechanism of Carbon credits being operational in Sabah with rainforests and how is that effective in minimising Climate Change and any significant evidence thereof? We have Forest Management Units and what role or contribution from this sector in the context of Climate Change and community development? About the 10% forest land or palm oil land to be designated for agriculture, I want your comment please. We know our seafoods depends on the mangrove swamps in pristine condition with adequate fresh water regularly and the coral reefs also in pristine condition, but both much reduced in quality and quantity, and would our seafood resources be extinct soon as exacerbated by Climate Change and worsened by community development like much mangrove areas cleared for various projects? Maritime Continent & Hot spot, and what priorities given to deter further deterioration? The important of Water and agriculture have been largely ignored when the rainforests have been replaced by mono crop oil palms with devastating impact on water and agriculture and that means our food and water would face much shortages, but what would you recommend drastic measures be implemented now to enhance the capacity to meet the increasing needs of the growing population in Sabah? How would we in Sabah ensue that the temperature would not reach 35 degree C for long to destroy our food sources as we are regularly touching 34 deg C almost daily? Do people in Sabah really believe the adverse impact of Climate Change as evident by the little pro-active action or contribution in this context? Do you know how much is needed financially (all programs need funding) and otherwise in terms of roles and contribution in conservation towards not only minimising impact but substantially “detox” Climate Change? I suggest fund should come from World Oxygen Network as oxygen cannot be free to all globally and taken for granted any more. WON was suggested by me in BBEC 2006. Do you all agree that hardly much is done in Sabah to allay (less pain) the devastation due to Climate Change? Lets have the first ever public Exhibition on Environment efforts in SEE Sabah 2016 to be held in Merdeka Town Padang. The impact of Climate Change has been with us for several decades and it would appear it is beyond us even with latest Global event in Paris because we have made the earth sleepless as many nations operate 24/7. Human beings, the fauna and flora needs sleep as God has created earth with half day (light) and half day in darkness. Instead, we have abuse this natural phenomena by lighting 24 hours a day such as cities never sleep, animals never sleep, and food sources like vegetable and poultry given artificial light at night to hasten growth or productivity into immature (lacking in food value) food items. How much energy from fossil fuels had been wasted to light up 24 hours with diminishing return in terms of environment and climate change? This is the simple message from Sabah, Borneo. God has also given us the natural sources of renewal energy but we do not really concentrate on that to bring greater returns in term of environment and climate change. Amongst the solutions – 1. Increase agricultural development; 2. Enhance application of renewable energy; 3. Recycle whatever that can be recycled as saving of unnecessary exploitation of scarce resources as man was made from dust and dust we go; 4. Have more trees in residential and commercial areas; 5. shut down the earth at night; 6. Deal with the environment degradation; 7. Reduce the wastage of food and water. 8. Don’t overlook general security in all essential matters.