Green Songkran held to promote culture, environment
The event is being organised by Baitong Warriors, or Green Warriors, in the Boeung Lvea area – a potential ecotourism site, according to Ministry of Environment spokesman.
Deal with climate in a sustainable way
Reducing the use of fossil fuels and increasing the generation of clean and renewable energy are the only way to solve the climate and environmental problems.
Lack of climate technology hinders critical climate action
A total of 282 meteorological stations are currently in operation across Nepal but there are only 12 weather stations at higher elevations (above 3,000m).
De-risking climate investments in energy transition
A novel “climate change investment treaty” could provide protection for investments that are recognized to contribute to climate change mitigation, primarily to the energy…
Mitsubishi to enter green hydrogen business in Europe through Dutch subsidiary
Total investment in the project is expected to exceed ¥300 billion (US$2.42 billion), of which Mitsubishi will shoulder dozens of billions of yen.
Thai national parks ban single-use plastics
The ban includes carrying plastic bags that are less than 36 microns, plastic food containers, cups, straws, and cutlery. Offenders can be fined up to 100,000 baht (US$3,000).
Thai property market goes green as more developers go for solar roofs
Solar panel users can end up saving some 945,000 baht over 25 years and it is estimated that at least 20 percent of new home buyers will opt for units with solar roofs.
Singapore to stay focused on climate crisis despite volatile energy prices
The remarks come as the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is expected to release a new report detailing how slashing carbon dioxide emissions is no longer enough.
Primate conservation boosts biodiversity in central Vietnam
Reports have shown that Vietnam, with its 25 primate taxa, is home to the highest number of primate species on the South-east Asian mainland.
Strong winds from China to blame for cold, not melting icebergs: Thai Meteorological Department
The authorities said that the polar vortex does not normally affect Thailand as the Himalayan mountain range redirects cold winds.