Arrested China Railway Number 10 (Thailand)’s boss confirmed as China’s state enterprise official
Circulating capital of the company to run its businesses here, over Bt 2,800 million, is
Social & Environment
PM asked to urgently address toxic contamination in Kok and Sai rivers before rainy season arrives
The people’s network of Kok and Sai River basins said the rivers have apparently been
China Railway Number 10 (Thailand)’s boss under arrest
Zhang Chuanling, named as one of the two executives of the company, was intercepted and
Govt-appointed panel focuses its probe on design of collapsed SAO building
The collapsed under-construction building of the State Audit Office (SAO) is found to have an
Design of collapsed under-construction SAO building “not in line” with regulation
The design of its critical core walls and core lifts, widely acknowledged as the skeleton
Suspicions in collapsed SAO building raised “from the start” and through “construction process”: PM
PM orders an additional investigation using modelling to confirm the actual causes of the building
PM orders major revamp on disaster preparedness in response to public discontent
The revamp focuses on a poorly prepared early warning and public alert system, disaster prevention
Rescuers rush against time as they enter final hours of those trapped in collapsed under-construction building in Chatuchak
A powerful earthquake of 7.7 magnitude hit Myanmar in the afternoon of March 28, with
Critical environmental issues parade into Parliament along with politics and economy during censure debate against PM
PM2.5 crisis, Blackchin Tilapia outbreak, high electricity bills, and last but not least, alleged unlawful
PM accused of owning luxurious hotel sitting on preserved watershed
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has simply denied the accusation today, saying she did not want
PM criticised for being “ignorant” of fishers’ plight in Blackchin tilapia invasion case
She has spoken out to defend herself that her mind is always occupied and filled
Salween residents join riverine communities worldwide in celebrating International Day of Action for Rivers
Sustainable riverine development advocates warn that the river is still at risk of unsound development
SPECIAL REPORT: Thailand ‘bringing back the bad old days’ for fisheries, say activists
As protestors scramble to prevent rollbacks to environmental and labour protections, a leading politician defends
Draft amendment bill for fisheries ordinance back to Lower House to reconsider after the Senate shot it down last week
The Senate last week voiced its disapproval against the draft amendment bill approved by the
Civil Court accepts lawsuit against CPF in Blackchin tilapia invasion case
The country’s agro-industrial and food-producing conglomerate, Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL (CPF), has seven days to
BMA plans to ask government to declare Bangkok as pollution control zone to curb PM2.5
The zone is among 11 new drastic measures that the BMA plans to propose the
World’s leading CSOs join Bio Thai to pressure CPF accountable for Blackchin tilapia outbreak
Led by the world’s renowned community-based farming advocacy organisation, Grain, and the World Forum of
PM2.5 haze season kickstarts with skyrocketing records despite state efforts to suppress it
The haze season has kick-started as PM2.5 haze has been blanketing the capital and wider
20 ปี สึนามิ ทุ่นเตือนภัยไทยพร้อมหรือยัง?
ย้อนไปประมาณ 20 ปีแล้ว เมื่อวันที่ 26 ธันวาคม 2547 ไทยได้รับผลกระทบจากคลื่นยักษ์ “สึนามิ” ครั้งแรก มีผู้เสียชีวิตและสูญหายกว่า 8,000 คน บทเรียนครั้งนั้นก่อให้เกิดการเปลี่ยนแปลงระบบเตือนภัยไทยครั้งใหญ่ โดยเฉพาะการวาง
20th anniversary of deadliest tsunami commemorated across Asia
Thailand has joined other countries in the region in commemorating and honoring the memory and
Thai government called upon to support strong plastics treaty ahead of final negotiation
160 Thai civil society organisations have jointly called for a support to a strong plastics
Thailand sets eyes on Loss and Damage fund at COP29 as it’s ranked world’s 9th most climate risk country
COP29 has entered its first week with expectations high on reframing of climate finance so
Palm oil producers call for government support to acquire international production standards
Thailand will host the RSPO Roundtable Conference (RT2024) next month to highlight the ongoing sustainability
Thailand to take lead in top MRC body next year
Thailand will take the position of Chair of the Mekong River Commission Council, the top
Mekong advocates call on loaners of Pak Beng dam to suspend their loans
They said that the ongoing transboundary impact assessment for the Pak Beng dam set as
Thailand’s climate justice group calls for paradigm shift towards “ecological debt” to fight climate change
They have submitted letters to the UNFCCC and the Thai government ahead of COP29, calling
Backwater modelling for Pak Beng dam demanded following growing concerns over recent flooding in Thai-Lao border communities
The potential backwater from the dam could cause lasting adverse impacts on the Mekong ecosystems,
Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai prone to flooding again as rainy season near end
The two provinces have received immediate flood warnings again despite they are still suffering from
New PM urged to scrap Kaeng Sua Ten dam
The new government should look into alternatives for water management in the Yom River as
Mekong water levels in the Northeast reach their peaks today whereas some areas are submerged
Rainfall in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi has also left impact on communities along the