Environmental problems are becoming more common

Malaysia's policy on the environment

1. Achieving my environment clean, safe, healthy and productive for present and future generations.
2. Protect and conserve natural resources and unique cultural heritage of my country with the effective participation by all parties.
3. Promoting ways of living and patterns of consumption and production in line with my principles of sustainable development and ensure the environment is maintained.

The factors of environmental pollution

1. Irresponsible attitude of individuals and the community - throwing rubbish indiscriminately, industrial waste, deforestation and so on.
2. Enforcement of weak laws - less strict enforcement authorities, the simple trick, and fed with money and wealth, although the law is there but if there is no implementation but in vain.
3. Overly focused on physical development - consequently we had to sacrifice the environment in order to achieve our ambitions to become a developed country and industry.
4. Negligence - gas leaks, oil spills and uncontrolled deforestation is a factor I of human negligence. Without realizing it we had destroyed his own future and future generations.
5. Lack of education - there are many I do not understand and know about the importance of environment in our lives. They also do not know what the consequences / effects on our health.

Environmental pollution will cause negative effects on the health of my people and also the economy. Many developed and developing countries concerned with physical development and advancement of its people, but little by little has been damaging the environment. Air and water quality deterioration due to the release of toxic waste, toxic smoke, solid waste, deforestation and oil spills cause problems for the world.