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Amid surging fuel prices in 2026, the Thai government has decided to revive a 53-year-old emergency law — the Fuel Shortage Prevention Act (1973) — to intervene directly in oil
The Thai government is stepping up efforts to address global market volatility, particularly tensions in the Middle East that are disrupting raw material supply chains. The Ministry of Commerce, in
Seoul, South Korea, has launched a 100-day “Waste Diet” program aimed at reducing household waste, with 354 residents participating—matching the city’s average daily waste generation of 354 grams per person.
Bangkok is facing a serious waste management challenge, producing more than 9,000–10,000 tons of waste per day. Managing this enormous amount costs the city around 7 billion baht per year,
Researchers in the United Kingdom have developed a robotic fish capable of consuming plastic waste in the ocean and converting the energy from digestion into power for its own operation.
Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have developed a new type of battery using wood waste as a key material for energy storage. The process involves extracting lignin, a
There is a category of household waste that often goes unnoticed, known as “orphan waste.” This refers to materials that are difficult or not cost-effective to recycle, such as snack
Drinking water from plastic bottles is a common part of daily life for many people. However, a review of more than 140 scientific studies suggests that this habit may expose
In the past, water was often seen as an abundant and limitless resource. Today, that perception is rapidly changing — clean water is becoming as valuable as oil. Although water
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), in collaboration with partner networks, is organizing the “Magic Hands on Tour x This House Doesn’t Mix Waste” event to encourage people to turn waste
Used medical devices such as syringes, IV bags, surgical instruments, and items contaminated with blood or bodily fluids are classified as infectious waste. These materials carry a high risk of
A recent discovery by European researchers is reshaping our understanding of plastic pollution. Microplastics have been found in lake sediment layers in Latvia dating back to the early 1700s—long before
Every year, workers lose their lives in confined spaces without warning. The main reason is not a lack of caution, but a misunderstanding of the risks—many assume it’s just a
Establishing a factory in Thailand requires compliance with the Factory Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and its amendments. The law classifies factories into three categories based on the level of government
As electricity costs continue to rise due to global energy factors and increasingly hot weather, many households are looking for ways to reduce long-term expenses. One popular solution is installing
As the world faces the growing challenges of climate change, reducing greenhouse gas emissions has become a critical mission for every country. One of the most promising solutions is the
In recent days, the price of PET plastic bottles (clear water bottles) has risen sharply. From around 4 baht per kilogram, prices have jumped to 8–10 baht, while factory purchase
Amid global energy market volatility driven by conflicts in the Middle East, the southern Brazilian city of Passo Fundo is emerging as a model for alternative energy adoption. The city
In an era where the world is facing climate change, one of the key approaches to sustainable agriculture is balancing carbon in both soil and atmosphere. “Biochar” has emerged as
Managing industrial waste is not simply about disposal—it must begin with proper analysis to fully understand the waste’s physical and chemical properties. This includes parameters such as moisture content, pH
In today’s world, organizations must prioritize both environmental responsibility and employee safety. Two key international standards—ISO 14001 and ISO 45001—play a crucial role in helping businesses achieve sustainable management. However,
The “Garbage Lottery” is an innovative concept that leverages human risk-taking behavior to address environmental challenges. A study from Canada, published in the journal Waste Management, tested this idea by
Hydrogen is widely seen as a future energy source because it produces no carbon dioxide when used, emitting only water as a byproduct. However, its “clean” nature depends not on
Trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) is a chemical formed from the breakdown of refrigerant gases and fluorinated substances used in industry. Between 2000 and 2022, more than 335,500 tons have accumulated globally.
A study led by the University of Barcelona reveals that the ocean floor is becoming one of the world’s largest waste accumulation sites. In some areas, debris exceeds 1 million
The Department of Industrial Works, in collaboration with the Customs Department, has seized over 110 tons of imported “aluminum scrap” from the United States at Laem Chabang Port after discovering
Rooftop Agrivoltaics is a 2-in-1 concept that transforms rooftop spaces by installing solar panels above while growing plants underneath. It was developed by Assistant Professor Jennifer Bousselot from Colorado State
China is transforming its energy infrastructure by repurposing existing oil pipelines to transport carbon dioxide (CO₂), as part of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technology. This approach helps address
Used tires are one of the most challenging types of waste due to their durability and slow decomposition. Today, pyrolysis technology offers an effective solution to transform waste tires into
Rising tensions in the Middle East are sending shockwaves through the global energy system. Surging oil prices and potential disruptions to natural gas supply have reignited a critical question: Are