
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Pahang is a state where we have Taman Negara to protect and conserve our biodiversity. We still have a lot more to study. BUT at the same time we have many activities that destroy nature and disturbing our biodiversity. Among them hot issues on bauxite mining, lynas, sturgeon, aggressive sand mining, cameron highlands issues, chini, Raub Goldmine, Lentang landslides, and many more. Do we have rules and regulations to protect our environment? OR people in Pahang are not concern about nature and environment.
Now we realised that scientific evidence, monitoring and analytical laboratory are important. We need to have a special monitoring laboratory in Malaysia in order to monitor chemical pollution in the environment. Talking about bauxite in Kuantan, people are are talking about bauxite, heavy metals contamination and dust that can cause health hazards to human and biota. DOE must look at this.

http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/01/120276/kuantan-facing-severe-danger

Friday, January 1, 2016
Viva is not just presenting seminar. YES may be to cut short the presentation to 15 minutes BUT the mission must be clear. Many candidates missed the basic and fundamental knowledge and they are exited to present the findings without strong reasons and significant basic sciences. For PhD i think basic knowledge is important and need a lot of reading in three years.

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