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“Pharmaceuticals” — The Hidden Pollution in Water Sources, a Growing Global Environmental Crisis

30 April 2026 No Comments

In an era of advanced medicine, pharmaceuticals are essential to human life. However, on the other side, they have become a source of pollution spreading across the globe—often unnoticed. According

Global Plastic Recycling Remains Below 10%, Reflecting a Structural Crisis

24 April 2026 No Comments

Despite growing environmental awareness, global plastic recycling rates remain critically low. Recent data shows that less than 10% of plastic produced each year is successfully recycled, while the majority is

What Is Cyanide and How Dangerous Is It?

23 April 2026 No Comments

Cyanide is a chemical compound composed of carbon and nitrogen (CN⁻). It exists in both gaseous and solid forms, such as potassium cyanide (KCN), and is considered a highly toxic

22 Million Tons of Industrial Waste per Year: A Risk Factories Cannot Ignore

23 April 2026 No Comments

Each year, Thailand generates more than 22 million tons of industrial waste from over 140,000 factories nationwide. Improper waste management can expose businesses to serious legal risks—often more severe than

Rising CO₂ Levels Are Quietly Changing Human Blood Chemistry

23 April 2026 No Comments

The increasing level of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the atmosphere may not only affect the climate—it could also be altering “human blood chemistry.” A 20-year study tracking over 7,000 people

Get Ready Before the Deadline: Industrial Waste Management Reporting Due by April 30, 2026

20 April 2026 No Comments

Factory operators should pay close attention to the requirement for reporting the inspection of storage and management of waste or unused materials within factory premises. This is an important regulatory

Waste Overflow in Bangkok: A Problem Everyone Must Help Solve

17 April 2026 No Comments

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,

“Orphan Waste Isn’t Worthless: Turning Waste Problems into Energy Solutions”

17 April 2026 No Comments

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

Daily Bottled Water Consumption May Increase Microplastic Intake Without You Realizing

17 April 2026 No Comments

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

Clean Water: The World’s New Strategic Resource

17 April 2026 No Comments

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

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