A new study released to coincide with CITES CoP18 finds hundreds of Helmeted and other hornbill parts and products offered for sale on Thai social media.
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Thailand speeds up plans to cut ocean waste
“Mariam’s death has created a social shock. She is now an icon for the dangers of ocean plastic waste,” marine scientist.
‘Climate Strike Thailand’ to call for gov’t to declare emergency
“We shouldn’t only give attention to cute animals – all species play an important role in the ecosystem…”
Government urges restaurants to stop using plastic
Govt encouraged restaurant owners to start using lotus and banana leaves along with other biodegradable packaging.
Pangolins in danger
According to the UNODC report, China and Vietnam’s demand for pangolins is on the rise.
Thailand plans to become electricity-hub for region
Thailand is set to triple the amount of electricity from Laos that it then resells to Malaysia, while encouraging infrastructure upgrades stretching from Cambodia to Myanmar.
What does the G7 meeting in France have to do with Cambodia?
Many scientists argue that the world is on a worst-scenario track, on par or exceeding the target of a global 1.5 degree Celsius rise.
ASEAN members agree to promote circular economy
International govt representatives and private sectors across SE Asia vowed to address the resource constraints by focusing on “resource maximisation”.
The right to community forest in Tanintharyi Region
Heavy-handed government control and bureaucratic delays have stymied potential progress.