The next Bt400-billion round of the government’s second stimulus package, known as Thai Khemkhaeng, would be targeted at environmental issues, following the dispute between communities and investors at the Map Ta Phut industrial complex. (The Nation)
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Green issues at core of next stimulus package
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It is great to see environmentalism to be finally on the agenda.
Perhaps it is me being cynical, or is it just a ‘trend’ that is being followed in Thailand like any other trend. i.e. now students have ‘green’ bags etc.