BERNAMA Klik pada tajuk berita 3

(1)

KEMENTERIAN TENAGA, SAINS, TEKNOLOGI, ALAM SEKITAR DAN PERUBAHAN IKLIM

Bil Berita Media Capaian Berita

Penuh

1.

‘Power reserve margin to hit 46% if no IPP projects axed’

Malaysia’s electricity reserve margin will hit 46%

if Putrajaya does not proceed with the planned cancellation of certain new independent power producer (IPP) projects, said Energy, Technology, Science, Climate Change and Environment Minister Yeo Bee Yin.

The Edge Market

Klik pada tajuk berita

2.

Philippines wins 7th ASEAN + 3 Junior Science Odyssey 2018

The Philippines beat nine other countries to emerge the overall winner of the 7th ASEAN + 3 Junior Science Odyssey (7th APTJSO) 2018.

The science camp competition also saw Malaysia announced as the first runner-up and South Korea secured the second runner-up.

BERNAMA Klik pada tajuk berita

3.

Science students come out tops

The annual National Science Challenge is organised by the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) with the support of the ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in Malaysia.

ExxonMobil Subsidiaries Malaysia general manager for public and government affairs Sukiman Mohamed said the challenge was aimed at promoting interest in the STEM subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths.

The Star Klik pada tajuk berita

4.

Pupuk minat sains golongan muda

Pelbagai inisiatif dilaksanakan sama ada oleh kerajaan, sector swasta, institusi pengajian tinggi (IPT) mahupun pada peringkat sekolah bagi menarik minat golongan muda untuk mencintai ilmu sains. Tidak ketinggalan Akademi Sains Malaysia (ASM) turut mendukung hasrat kerajaan untuk memperkasa STI dalam setiap aspek kehidupan seharian.

Utusan

Malaysia Rujuk lampiran 1

(2)

5.

Pelajar SAHUT wakili negara ke Korea Selatan

Terbaharu, tiga daripada pelajarnya mewakili negara ke pertandingan The 13th International Standards Olympiad di Yongin, Korea Selatan selama tiga hari mulai esok yang menguji pencapaian mereka di persada dunia apabila turut bersaing dengan pelajar dari negara- negara maju. Nik Nurasilah Nik Aziz, Najah Bahrin Shah dan Muhammad Amar Haqim Ramli yang kesemua berusia 15 tahun dipilih setelah mendapat tempat pertama dalam saringan penulisan esei mengenai keselamatan di lapangan terbang yang dianjurkan oleh Jabatan Standard Malaysia (Standard Malaysia).

Utusan Malaysia

6.

Kilang plastik abai pekerja dan kebersihan disita

Operasi dilaksana MDKL melibatkan 91 pegawai turut disertai Polis DiRaja Malaysia (PDRM) Jabatan Alam Sekitar (JAS), Jabatan Kastam DiRaja Malaysia dan Jabatan Imigresen. Serbuan turut disertai Pejabat Daerah Kuala Langat, Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Air Selangor, Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor dan Tenaga Nasional Berhad.

Sinar Harian Klik pada tajuk berita

7.

Lupus sampah: Tempat tak sesuai!

“Kami dikhabarkan ada ura-ura tapak baharu juga akan dibuka. Oleh itu, kami telah bertemu serta berdialog dengan penduduk kampung mengenai isu tapak pelupusan tersebut,”

katanya. Jelasnya, pihaknya juga telah laporkan perkara ini kepada Pegawai Pentadbir Tanah dan Jabatan Alam Sekitar (JAS). “Pegawai Pentadbir Tanah maklumkan akan mengambil tindakan serta memberi notis kepada pemilik tanah selama tujuh hari untuk menutup tapak tersebut dari beroperasi. “Manakala Pengarah JAS pula memaklumkan mereka akan memantau serta mengambil tindakan ke atas tapak pelupusan tersebut,” katanya.

Sinar Harian Klik pada tajuk berita

(3)

TEMPATAN 8.

The Star bags four awards for cyber security coverage, exclusives

The Star received the Most Supportive Online Media 2017 and the Most Supportive Print (Newspaper) Media 2017 awards, with Sunday Star reporter Yuen Meikeng, 33, and Samantha Chow, 28, from R.AGE, picking up the Most Supportive Journalist 2017 awards, from CyberSecurity Malaysia (CSM)

The Star Rujuk lampiran 2

Penuh

9.

Loji Tenaga Manjung 4 sedia untuk beroperasi

Loji Tenaga Manjung 4, loji tenaga berasaskan batu arang paling cekap di Asia Tenggara, akan bersedia untuk memenuhi permintaan tenaga Malaysia yang dijangka meningkat sekali ganda di antara 2015 dan 2040. Loji tenaga bernilai RM6 bilion itu berkeupayaan menjana kira-kira 1000MW dan membekalkan kuasa kepada sehingga dua juta isi rumah. Pengarah Urusan Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) Janamanjung, Datuk Shamsul Ahmad, berkata loji itu ketika ini membekalkan kira-kira 24 peratus permintaan tenaga di Semenanjung Malaysia dan berpotensi mengurangkan kepekatan karbon di Malaysia sehingga 33 peratus.

Berita Harian

Rujuk lampiran 3 atau klik pada

tajuk berita

10.

Serba Dinamik tambah belanja jana tenaga elektrik

Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd (Serba Dinamik) memperuntukkan tambahan RM700 juta untuk penjanaan 70 megawatt (MW) elektrik menjelang akhir tahun ini. Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Kumpulannya, Datuk Mohd Abdul Karim Abdullah, berkata dalam usahanya untuk menjadi peserta tenaga boleh diperbaharui yang serius, syarikat itu akan membelanjakan peruntukan modal itu, yang kini berjumlah kira- kira RM2 bilion. “Dalam usaha untuk kami

Berita Harian

Rujuk lampiran 4 atau klik pada

tajuk berita

(4)

mencapai sasaran hujung tahun bagi menjana sejumlah 200 MW, kami menumpukan dalam pasaran hidro seperti Malaysia, Laos dan Indonesia. Ia akan membabitkan pengambilalihan pada peringkat ekuiti di bawah model perniagaan pemilikan aset kami. Sebaik aset beroperasi, kami akan menjadi kontraktor operasi dan penyelenggaraan.

11.

Serba Dinamik plans RM700m investment Serba Dinamik Holdings Bhd is setting aside RM700 million to help meet its goal of generation another 70 megawatts (MW) of electricity by year-end. Group Chief Executive officer, Datuk Mohd Abdul Karim Abdullah said this would increase its capital expenditure to about RM2 billion.

New Straits

Times Rujuk lampiran 5

12.

CEPSI 2018: 14 pakar bincang industri elektrik

Persidangan Industri Perbekalan Elektrik (CEPSI 2018) yang dihoskan Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) akan menghimpunkan buah fikiran 14 pakar yang akan berkongsi pengetahuan luas mereka berkaitan industri tenaga elektrik di Kuala Lumpur September ini.

Sinar Harian Rujuk lampiran 6

13.

The many ways to save the environment There is an American Indian saying, “If you cut the trees, the sky will fall”. It makes great sense, but unfortunately not, it seems, to those who have power to stop it. There is no doubt that human beings need nature to live. So, we need to nurture nature.

New Straits

14.

Taking university research to industry level Much has been said about commercialising university research. It is often questioned – with many research papers produced and published each year, some accorded recognition as being highly cited supported with the development of product prototypes – why is it that many universities find it a challenge to get the invention of innovation out to market?

New Straits

(5)

15.

Penduduk trauma empat gegaran susulan Berlaku empat gegaran susulan bermula malam kelmarin sehingga pagi semalam, berukuran mencecah 5.2 magnitud di Pulau Lombok, yang memberikan impak trauma lebih dahsyat kepada penduduk di kepulauan itu.

Berita Harian Rujuk lampiran 9

16.

ASEP didik belia peka isu alam sekitar

Buat julung kalinya, Yayasan Alam Sekitar AEON Jepun menganjurkan Asian Students Environmental Platform (ASEP) ke-7 2018 di negara ini, sebagai usaha mendidik generasi muda lebih peka terhadap alam sekitar.

Berita Harian Rujuk lampiran 10

17.

Cantas judi

Polis Iskandar Puteri dengan kerjasama Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) memotong bekalan elektrik terhadap 15 premis yang didapati menjalankan kegiatan perjudian dalam talian, dalam operasi disini, semalam.

Harian Metro Rujuk lampiran 11

18.

Haze returns as hotspots detected near Sarawak

The haze is back as Indonesian farmers have reportedly started their traditional slash-and- burn rituals. About 40 hotspots were detected as of Monday in Kalimantan, most of them close to the Sarawak border on the western end. The Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre’s Regional Haze Si-tuation data catalogue shows no hotspots in Sumatra, but wind currents were strong enough to send some of the smoke to Peninsular Malaysia.

The Star Online

(6)

ANTARABANGSA

Penuh

19.

Saintis temui planet gergasi bergerak bebas di galaksi

Sekumpulan saintis berjaya menemui sebuah planet gergasi yang mempunyai saiz 12 kali ganda lebih besar daripada musytari dan bergerak bebas di galaksi. Planet itu dipercayai bergerak bersendirian sepenuhnya melalui galaksi pada jarak sekitar 20 tahun cahaya dari Bumi dan mempunyai aurora luar biasa yang tercetus pada kutubnya,

KOSMO Rujuk lampiran 12

20.

Gerhana bulan terpanjang pada abad ke-21 Gerhana bulan penuh paling panjang pada abad ini berlaku ketika planet Marikh berada dekat dengan Bumi untuk tempoh 15 tahun, sekaligus menawarkan dua fenomena astronomi yang menakjubkan. Dibeberapa lokasi dunia, bulan berada sebahagian atau sepenuhnya dalam bayangan bumi dari pukul 5.14 petang hingga 11.28 malam iaitu enam jam dan 14 minit.

KOSMO Rujuk lampiran 13

21.

Thailand bimbang ancaman banjir buruk Sebagai langkah berjaga-jaga terhadap kemungkinan empangan Kaeng Krachan berhampiran bandar Petchaburi yang terletak kira-kira 168 kilometer dari Bangkok melimpah keluar, kebanyakan para peniaga bertindak membina benteng sendiri dengan menggunakan beg pasir dan batu dihadapan pintu masuk premis mereka.

Utusan Malaysia

Rujuk lampiran 14

22.

California wildfire largest in history

The Mendicino Complex became the largest wildfire in Californian history on Monday as it raged at the southern trip of the Mendocino National Forest where crews battled to keep flames from descending into foothill communities.

Malay Mail Rujuk lampiran 15

23.

Hothouse Earth

The planet urgently needs to transition to a green economy because fossil fuel pollution risks

The Sun Rujuk lampiran 16

(7)

pushing the Earth into a lasting and dangerous

“hothouse” state, researchers warned on Monday.

24.

Solar cookout aims to woo chefs

The savory aromas of roasting hot dogs and chicken kebabs wafted out of metal and glass vacuum tubes heated by mirrors curved to capture the sun's heat. Two dozen chefs with white aprons and hats prepared soups, baked

"baozi" pork buns, and boiled rice porridge at a festival designed to demonstrate the potential of solar cookers that organizers claim can help reduce climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions.

The Star Rujuk lampiran 17

25.

Bernafas bawah runtuhan

Selepas hampir 20 jam terperangkap dibawah runtuhan Masjid Desa Lading-Lading, Tanjung Lombok Utara, Indonesia, lelaki berusia 30-an yang juga imam berjaya diselamatkan pasukan penyelamat.

Harian Metro Rujuk lampiran 18

26.

Selipar jadi petunjuk kepada penyelamat.

Selipar berselerak di depan pintu masuk masjid menjadi petunjuk dalam usaha menyelamat selepas seorang lelaki berjaya ditarik keluar daripada runtuhan bangunan itu. Jumlah jemaah yang berada di Masjid Jabal Nur tidak diketahui ketika gempa bumi dengan kekuatan 6.9 magnitud menggegarkan bangunan itu hingga menyebabkan ia menyembah bumi.

Berita Harian Klik pada tajuk berita

27.

Bumi berdepan suhu panas melampau

‘Hothouse Earth’ bunyinya seperti tajuk sebuah filem sains fiksyen bajet rendah, tetapi saintis planet melihat fenomena bumi panas ini merupakan satu perkara serius berkaitan hidup dan mati. Saintis percaya, manusia tidak lama lagi berdepan dengan suhu panas dan laut melampau dalam beberapa abad yang akan datang. Walaupun negara-negara berjaya mencapai sasaran pengeluaran karbon dioksida yang ditetapkan tetapi penduduk dunia masih terdedah kepada bahaya bumi yang panas.

Utusan Malaysia

(8)

28.

These Massive Renewable Energy Projects Are Powering Chilean Mines

Minerals are so abundant in Chile’s northern Atacama Desert, you can get copper just by kicking the mountain—or so says one of the miners’ favorite proverbs. A century after many of the mines there were first opened, finding copper—or gold, or lithium, or iron ore—isn’t that easy. The concentration of minerals in the earth decreases as the miners dig deeper, meaning companies need to process more ore to extract the same amount of metal, a messy and highly polluting process to begin with.

Bloomberg Klik pada tajuk berita

29.

How SMEs Can Catch The AI Wave

There is a specter haunting the world of business, and thankfully, it is a benevolent one.

Artificial intelligence (AI) arose as a natural expression of an age-long human tendency to make our lives and affairs as easy as possible with the help of technology. Make no mistake, from the steam machine to quantum computing, there’s a clear trajectory at work here.

Forbes Klik pada tajuk berita

30.

How billion-dollar start-up Darktrace is fighting cybercrime with A.I.

"Darktrace's AI technology is software that can run in a cloud, in a corporate network, in a manufacturing plant floor or power facility," says Eagan. (Customers typically sign a multiyear subscription that includes the AI cyberdefense software as well as access to Darktrace's experts.) It fights threats from attackers gaining access to company computer networks via internet connected devices to upset company insiders using their position to take advantage of company networks.

CNBC Klik pada tajuk berita

31.

Don’t despair – climate change catastrophe can still be averted

This is the summer when, for many, climate change got real. The future looks fiery and dangerous. Hot on the heels of Trump, fake news and the parlous state of the Brexit negotiations, despair is in the air. Now a new scientific report makes the case that even fairly modest future carbon dioxide emissions could

The guardian Klik pada tajuk berita

(9)

set off a cascade of catastrophe, with melting permafrost releasing methane to ratchet up global temperatures enough to drive much of the Amazon to die off, and so on in a chain reaction around the world that pushes Earth into a terrifying new hothouse state from which there is no return.

32.

Climate change: What could be wiped out by temperature rise

An international team of researchers suggest that global warming will have severe consequences for the planet. They paint a picture of boiling hot climates and towering seas in years to come if temperatures rise by just 2C.

That means it could turn some of the planet's natural forces - that currently protect us - into our enemies. Dr Sarah Cornell is an environmental scientist and one of the researchers behind the report for the Stockholm Resilience Centre.

BBC Klik pada tajuk berita

33.

Tech minister: Turkey forming space agency this year

"We are forming the Turkish space agency to strengthen our aerospace industry, improve scientific infrastructure and human resources in the field of space technology, and further boost our capacities and abilities," he explained. The agency will also pursue multilateral and bilateral cooperation with its international counterparts while protecting Turkey's rights at the United Nations, he added.

Daily Sabah Klik pada tajuk berita

34.

Tech Innovation Requires Executives To Overcome Resistance To Change

In the business world, the dizzying pace of technological innovation can feel daunting, to say the least. From blockchain technology to the cutting-edge use of artificial intelligence and robotics, staying ahead or just keeping up with the competition has become an ongoing challenge for industries of all types and sizes.

(10)

35.

Three Signs That Technology Is About To Change Your Industry

Ten years ago, you were lucky if you could apply for insurance online. Today, insurance technology is a major industry force, offering data-driven improvements in underwriting, applying for insurance and filing claims for health, renters, homeowners, auto and other types of insurance. The transformation is especially beneficial for consumers, who now enjoy more competitive prices and easier claims processes. For unprepared industry giants, though, the pressure is on to adapt or flounder.

36.

Beijing Bytedance Technology Seeks to Raise $3 Billion Privately

Beijing Bytedance Technology Co. has kicked off an equity-fundraising round that could value the owner of China’s most popular news- aggregation app at as much as $75 billion. The company is aiming to raise around $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. That amount could change and there is no guarantee Bytedance will achieve its targeted valuation.

Wall Street Journal

37.

Renewable Energy Saves Water and Creates Jobs

A common argument for expanding renewable energy sources is that technologies such as solar panels and wind turbines are responsible for far less carbon dioxide than power plants that burn fossil fuels. But two other powerful benefits should also be getting much more attention: the switch can save vast quantities of freshwater, and can create a large number of new, high- paying jobs. Want proof? Let’s look at the data that our detailed research has revealed.

Scientific American

38.

Energy-Blockchain Advocates Hit Back at Criticisms of the Technology

Blockchain advocates are hitting back at accusations that the technology is too costly, slow and unwieldy to be used in energy trading platforms. Speaking at an industry event in June, Stephen Woodhouse, chief digital officer for Pöyry in the U.K., worried thatblockchain could

Greentech Media

(11)

never handle the volume of trading in energy markets. "I'm not convinced," he said. These concerns may hold true for the blockchain underpinning popular cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, but they are increasing irrelevant as the technology develops, according to Jesse Morris, secretary at blockchain platform developer Energy Web Foundation (EWF).

(12)

LAMPIRAN 1

UTUSAN MALAYSIA (MEGA SAINS): MUKA SURAT 18 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(13)

LAMPIRAN 2

THE STAR (NATION): MUKA SURAT 12 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(14)

LAMPIRAN 3

BERITA HARIAN (BISNES): MUKA SURAT 28 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(15)

LAMPIRAN 4

BERITA HARIAN (BISNES): MUKA SURAT 28 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(16)

LAMPIRAN 5

NEW STRAITS TIMES (BUSINESS): MUKA SURAT B4 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(17)

LAMPIRAN 6

SINAR HARIAN (BISNES SINAR): MUKA SURAT 41 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(18)

LAMPIRAN 7

NEW STRAITS TIMES (LETTERS): MUKA SURAT 16 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(19)

LAMPIRAN 8

NEW STRAITS TIMES (HIGHER ED): MUKA SURAT 9 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(20)

LAMPIRAN 9

BERITA HARIAN (ISU): MUKA SURAT 5 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(21)

LAMPIRAN 10

BERITA HARIAN (PENDIDIKAN): MUKA SURAT 67 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(22)

LAMPIRAN 11

HARIAN METRO (SETEMPAT): MUKA SURAT 20 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(23)

LAMPIRAN 12

KOSMO (DUNIA): MUKA SURAT 47 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(24)

LAMPIRAN 13

KOSMO (INFINITI): MUKA SURAT 32 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(25)

LAMPIRAN 13 (SAMBUNGAN) KOSMO (INFINITI): MUKA SURAT 33

TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(26)

LAMPIRAN 14

UTUSAN MALAYSIA (LUAR NEGARA): MUKA SURAT 11 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(27)

LAMPIRAN 15

MALAY MAIL (WORLD): MUKA SURAT 15 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(28)

LAMPIRAN 16

THE SUN: MUKA SURAT 6 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(29)

LAMPIRAN 17

THE STAR (WORLD): MUKA SURAT 23 TARIKH: 8 OGOS 2018 (RABU)

(30)

LAMPIRAN 18

(31)

LAMPIRAN 18 (SAMBUNGAN)