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ourmanflint

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  1. 1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:

    There is an easy solution: Let her do it and decide things, and let her be responsible for it.

    Obviously, there will be he headache later on. But there will be anyhow headache later on. At least you can avoid the headache now. ;) 

    Ha, no I am resolved to keeping the peace. It can work, I know it can, just not my preference in any way

  2. After many years of will we won’t we, looks like wife is finally prepared to make a decision on building a house for wintertime in Thailand. Plot is quite small, facing wrong direction and all sorts of other wrong, but this is where she wants it, near family ( I’ve given up arguing about it…)

    have measured the plot and it has an existing barn type structure on it which would probably be incorporated or not into a single storey house. 
     

    Would like some input on groundworks really as only 1m space at 3 sides of the house qs planned and bathrooms I thought should be at rear so where should septic tank (1 or 2) go? How far away should they be and how would drainage be best run?

     

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  3. 55 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:

    In cities, banning ICE vehicles and burning, like BBQ vendors, makes a lot of sense. You remove millions of pollution producers and replace them with a handful of powerful polluters outside the cities.

     

    This way cities produce little air pollution themselves.

     

    Now you go to cap pollution on these few large targets, where small actions bring large effects. Particle filters in thermal power plants, as well as capturing the CO2 and redirecting it to greenhouses to increase growth, and using heat generated for some other benefits, like supplying hot water nearby so residences no longer require water heaters, etc. There are many things that could be done.

     

    But challenges remain the large scale burning of agricultural land and forest clearing, which cause environmental devastation and vast amounts of air pollution. But Indonesia, when there was still political will, did a lot about that. By using satellites to identify fires, and penalise land owners by banning use or confiscation of land for repeat offenders.

     

    There are ways. But is Thailand having a political will beyond signing a piece of paper to put anything into practice? Yet to see, but not holding my breath.

    Pass a bill banning farming on recently burned and cleared land and confiscate crops grown on such land. Simple. Just no one wants the bother of policing it

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