A “one-sided decision. They seized our lands and they also destroyed all the crops on the farm.”
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Cambodia Launches New Website on Climate Change
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Lao Government Begins Plan to Inspect 55 Dams One Year After PNPC Disaster
“So far, we’ve discovered that some small dams are not up to standards. They don’t have the [necessary] consultants and insurance [in place].”
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Myanmar’s strategic coastline lures big Asian economies
China, Japan and India are aggressively backing new port projects in Myanmar, seeking to gain a foothold on the coastline of the geographically prized nation.
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Phakant jade mining temporarily put on hold
A decade of large scale mining has left the region and its people utterly scarred due to environmental degradation and mining disasters.
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The elephant in the room–pollution hurting Thai tourism
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Blackwater at Phuket’s Nai Harn beach due to ‘natural causes’
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‘The nation’s sweetheart’: Thailand falls in love with orphaned baby dugong
Dugongs are listed as “vulnerable” by the International Union of Conservation for Nature, signaling that they are at high risk of extinction in the wild.
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Climate change breeds early dengue outbreak in Laos
Lao health ministry says climate change has brought abnormal rainfall ahead of the rainy season, creating breeding grounds for the mosquitos that carry the disease.