FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 4 I Year 3: From Glasgow to Egypt, COP 27 and Implications on Thailand’s Climate Policies and Actions
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
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“Loss and Damage” fund endorsed at COP27, but no progress made on cutting GHG emissions
The agreement is hailed as a historic deal for climate-battered countries, but COP27 could not
The curtain down for APEC 2022 with endorsement of Thailand’s BCG economic model proposal
The curtain came down for APEC 2022 yesterday with the claimed success in advanced trade
EVENT(Updated/Nov 23): Dialogue Forum 4 I Year 3: From Glasgow to Egypt, COP 27 and Implications on Thailand’s Climate Policies and Actions
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
Last year’s forest and land protection commitment strengthened at COP27
The newly launched partnership will unite action by government, business and community leaders, and shine
Thailand submits increased GHG emission reduction target and long-term strategies as it joins world community at COP27
Head of the Thai delegation, Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa, stresses the need for developed countries
FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 3 I Year 3: Mekong Dams and Electricity Bills; Who really wants electricity?
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
EVENT: Dialogue Forum 3 I Year 3: Mekong Dams and Electricity Bills; Who really wants electricity?
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
Energy Policy Committee asked to put Mekong dam projects on hold
The projects are subject to examination by parliamentary standing committees so they should be put
Mekong residents and local agencies left in the dark about Pak Beng dam on the Lower Mekong
Local government agencies as well as Mekong residents in bordering districts in Chaing Rai are
FB LIVE Recording: Dialogue Forum 2 I Year 3: Weather Extremes?
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Noru leaves huge flood impacts behind as it dissipates
Authorities are now rushing to discharge floodwaters flowing into major reservoirs countrywide to ensure safety
Thailand braces for first direct storm Noru
Water management authorities in almost all of the regions located in the storm’s path are
EVENT: Dialogue Forum 2 I Year 3: Weather Extremes?
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
“Billy” court case begins after years-long probe
The Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases has accepted the case for hearing
EVENT: Remembering Seub Nakhasathien in his 32nd death anniversary
In commemoration of Seub Nakhasathien’s 32nd death anniversary, the Seub Nakhasathien Foundation plans to organise
EVENT: MAEW 2022: “Beyond the Game of Cat and Mouse”
2022 is the fourth year for Mekong-ASEAN Environmental Week. The platform, known as “MAEW”, was
FB LIVE RECORDING: Dialogue Forum 1 I Year 3: Thailand’s Energy Crisis and Security in Times of War
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Clean and healthy environment a universal human right: UN
The decision will help countries accelerate the implementation of their environmental and human rights obligations
Dialogue Forum 1 I Year 3: Thailand’s Energy Crisis and Security in Times of War
The monthly forum to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” of different views and
WHO warns Covid-19 is “nowhere near over” as Thai genomicists find BA.4 and BA.5 could be more virulent
The organisation’s emergency committee in its latest meeting last Friday agreed that the disease remains
50,000 wild species found to benefit billions of people
Overexploitation, illegal and unregulated trade in wild species, as well as other critical drivers including
Thailand could face small waves of Covid-19 infection that can pass ”a trigger point” if careless: CCSA
The public is urged to adhere to protection measures including mask-wearing and vaccination to help
EU’s Nature Restoration Law proposal wins praises from conservation community
The law will come up with restoration targets and obligations across a broad range of
Power purchase deals endorsed for Luang Prabang and Pak Lay dams on the Mekong amid locals’ bids to seek “legal rights” for better protection of the river
The endorsement drew flak among riverine communities, who immediately called for a probe into the
FB LIVE RECORDING I The special forum: Can the Mekong and its tributaries have “legal rights”?
The overview by Professor Emeritus Dr. Philip Hirsch of University of Sydney’s School of Geosciences
Control over newly freed cannabis rushed as concerns grow over its psychoactive impacts if misused or overdosed
Thailand in effect legalized the cultivation and use of cannabis on June 9_the first in
The special Mekong event series I Photo exhibition-documentary-forum: Can the Mekong and its tributaries have “legal rights”?
Early this year, Bangkok Tribune and its partners, in support of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. Foundation Office
We all just dance “Burmese Li-ke”
It has been more than two years that La Yin-o, or known here as Chalie,
Stockholm+50 kicked off!
Efforts to boost ambition and action to achieve a sustainable planet revived are being revitalised