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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,

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“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

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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

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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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Bangkok Invites Residents to Turn Waste into Value at “No Mixed Waste” Event on April 8

10 April 2026 No Comments

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

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More Dangerous Than You Think: Improper Disposal of Used Medical Devices Poses Infection Risks to Society

9 April 2026 No Comments

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

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Microplastics May Have Existed Longer Than We Thought

9 April 2026 No Comments

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

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Confined Space: A High-Risk Job That Requires Certification — Not Just Courage

9 April 2026 No Comments

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

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What Do You Need to Know Before Setting Up a Factory? A Simple Guide to Thailand’s Factory Laws

9 April 2026 No Comments

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

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Struggling with High Electricity Bills? Get to Know Solar Panels – A Smart Energy-Saving Solution for Modern Homes

9 April 2026 No Comments

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

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