Highlight | Dialogue Forum 4: The Mekong runs dry?
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
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to “bridge the gap” and “connect the dots” with critical and constructive minds on development and environmental policies in Thailand and the Mekong region; to deliver meaningful messages and create the big picture critical to public understanding and decision-making, thus truly being the public’s critical voice
Communicating climate crisis
Wannasingh Prasertkul, a prominent young and energetic writer and documentary maker, has in recent years
Dialogue Forum 5: Surge in Plastic Waste during COVID-19 and the Roadmap towards sustainable plastic waste management
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Our Climate in Post COVID-19
Climate policy-makers and advocates agree its’ a good opportunity to integrate the Green Recovery concept
Anti-toxic farm chemical group steps in to help fight farm company’s complaint against the government’s ban on hazardous chemicals
They said their participation would help bring out the truth for the best of the
Countries urged to consider integrating “green recovery” into their economic recovery plans for more societal resilience and sustainability
The integration has provided an “unprecedented” opportunity to address pre-existing crises including climate change as
Thailand has not yet purchased power from Laos’ Luang Prabang dam: EGAT
Mekong residents have repeated calls on the Thai government to take into account transboundary impacts
“Exceptionally low” flows in the Mekong River pose serious threat to SE Asia’s largest lake of Tonle Sap
Mekong countries are being urged to share data in regard to their dam operations as
Highlight | Dialogue Forum 3: Our Wild, Our Climate: Ending Wildlife Trade and Habitat Exploitation in Post COVID 19
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Highlight | Dialogue Forum 2: Our Wild, Our Climate: The State of the Environment in Post COVID-19
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Formal consultation for Sanakham, the Mekong’s sixth proposed dam, kick-started_with dam documents thrown back for improvement
The Lao government has been given two more months to prepare dam documents to accompany
Thailand eyes conditions to ensure dam safety from Laos’ dams: Deputy Agriculture Minister
The sixth dam project of Sanakham on the Lower Mekong is set to enter the
Latest Emergency Decree extension has nothing to do with politics: CCSA
CCSA is trying hard to balance the restrictions on people’s rights and a smooth transition
Dialogue Forum 4: The Mekong runs dry?: Governance in transition
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Roar for Thai Tigers
One tiger occupies a home range as large as 60-300 square kilometers, covering habitats of
EDITORIAL: Rayong health scare is testing the country’s consciousness in dealing with the mythifying COVID-19
People are rushing to return to normal with the government’s encouragement amid repeated warnings by
Thailand initially spared from second round of Coronavirus outbreak as Rayong tests negative
Measures to regulate passengers abroad are subject to a major review, as the Egyptian and
Khao Yai on pause
It was just a week or so that Khao Yai National Park, one of the
Tourism in parks goes “New Normal”
Capping tides of tourists is turning spoiling tourism in deteriorating parks into the new high
Dialogue Forum 3: Our Wild, Our Climate: Ending Wildlife Trade and Habitat Exploitation in Post COVID-19
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
EVENT: “Back to Nature” for Seub
Foto United, in partnership with Seub Nakhasathien Foundation and over 30 established photographers, hold the
Zoo Prep for “New Normal”
As the COVID-19 restrictions have been eased further and the relaxation is drawn close to
EDITORIAL: New norm(al) of our nature based tourism
The government is taking an opportunity from COVID-19 to turn long spoiling nature based tourism
Dialogue Forum 2: Our Wild, Our Climate: The State of the Environment in Post COVID-19
A policy forum on development and environmental challenges and policies to “bridge the gap” and
Why should we care about the Ocean?
The UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the Ocean, Peter Thomson, tells why as he speaks
Two local Mekong communities win this year’s UN top conservation “Equator Prize”
The forest community Boon Rueang Wetland Forest Conservation Group and the Karen initiated Salween Peace
Easing of restrictions Phase 3 begins with curfew hours shortened to 4
More lifestyle related activities from bowling to ballroom dancing, and cinemas to Thai massage are
Digital disruption and the media’s uncharted territory
With the arrival of digital technology, the “power to communicate” once tightly gripped by the
State of emergency extended for second time
The government is contemplating on a new law to replace it as the country is
Getting to know Thai Chana “platform”
The new platform to help track Coronavirus is being questioned hard over murky procedures against