Environment
World Pollution Brings Climate Near Tipping Point
Lack Of Action Will Cost $US Trillions
Plastic Bag Surcharge to Reduce UseWoraphan Akaboot 21.11.2009 | Tourism Development Office Studies Environmental ProblemsVisith Pinpawong 21.11.2009 |
 Pattaya's beaches and surrounding areas often have a significant problem with discarded plastic bags. |  The Tourism Development office along with The Ministry of Tourism and Sports joined with the Institution of Thai Law to study and collect information concerning environmental issues caused by tourism in Pattaya. |
Major Cineplex Partners with Pattaya City in the ‘Love Pattaya-Clean Up Pattaya’ CampaignVisith Pinpawong 23.10.2009 | Female Thai Scientist Joins Antarctic ExpeditionStaff Reporter 20.10.2009 |
 Major Cineplex Group Company Limited. and Pattaya’s Bureau of Environment and Health recently organized an event to clean Jomtien Beach. Nearly 200 volunteers participated. |  Assistant Professor Dr Suchana Chavanich from the Department of Marine Science, Faculty of Science, and Chulalongkorn University will be the first Thai female scientist to join a Japanese research team for a climate change study in Antarctica. |
Sea turtles help ecosystemWoraphan Akaboot 06.09.2009 | Litterers in Bangkok to be fined beginning OctoberStaff Reporter 06.09.2009 |
 An environmental preservation project to release sea turtles was recently conducted at Koh Larn’s Samae beach aimed at the balancing and preservation of sea turtles. The honorable Pattaya Deputy Mayor Veerawat Khakhay, Sriracha, attended the event Deputy Major Thanee Rattananon, as well as many students and representatives from relevant organizations. |  An old law will be enforced beginning next month in Bangkok. Bangkok residents are warned that they will be fined for littering in public. This order has just, recently, been issued by current Bangkok Governor Sukhumphan Boribhad as part of a campaign aimed at convincing people to do their part as well as to instill a good sense of environmental awareness. |
The Crown Property Bureau plants 8,000 Trees for HM the QueenVisith Pinpawong 06.09.2009 | Dusit Thani Pattaya marks HM the Queen's birthdayVanjie Lauzon 23.08.2009 |
 8,000 trees were recently planted in order to offer merit to HM the Queen. The tree planting project was conducted by The Crown Property Bureau in association with its three networking organizations: the Siam Commercial Company, Siam Cement Group and Tewet Assurance Company. The 8,000 trees were planted on an approximately 40 rai area. The project was part of HM the Queen’s goal to complete eight million tree plantings aimed at returning an abundant ecosystem to the environment and community. |  Dusit Thani, Pattaya, joined the entire city of Pattaya in marking HM The Queen’s birthday with activities that signified the importance of preserving nature and the environment. Highlights of the projects included the planting of over 19,000 trees as part of a plan known as the Khao Nom Forest Project, located at nearby Koh Larn. |
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