18 hours ago, Basil B said:

https://www.veolia.co.uk/birmingham/facilities/our-sites/energy-recovery

WoW!  Could be  nice little earner in there for someone if he can arrange construction of a similar facility for Patts.   Sometime in the next 15 or so years if the delays while the Bangkok Bus contract conditions are re-written and re-written, are anything to judge by.   (Whatever happened over those 90 siezed busses?)

the sports centre IS NO WHERE NEAR THE BEACH false reporting again!!

To the government try looking what countries in Europe do we live in the 21 centuries and make electricity 

WAKE UP 

4 hours ago, Lupatria said:

Regarding the costs of such facility. How much would that be in submarines, armored anti riot vehicles and Thai Niyom Yangyeun activities?

Probably less than a sub (excluding brown envelopes), and could pay for itself (excluding corruption)...

19 hours ago, Basil B said:

https://www.veolia.co.uk/birmingham/facilities/our-sites/energy-recovery

What a wonderful idea after reading the Veolia candy coated articles.

 

Further investigation reveals unhappy endings that some believe have been there since day one. Was it not the white elephant that caught UK council officials with their hands in the register?

 

http://www.birminghamfoe.org.uk/what-we-do/issues-we-work-on/waste-recycling/the-future-of-waste

 

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/birmingham-city-council-burning-wood-11081483

 

 

20 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Pattaya has lost use of its former dump in Khao Maikaew, the Interior Ministry has barred the city from moving garbage dumped at the Soi 3 facility to other locations, the transfer facility is over capacity, garbage bins around the city are being left uncollected and city hall has bungled the contracting process for a new trash hauler. 

 

 

Sounds like everything is humming along just fine Thai style. What's the problem??? 

6 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

I don'

Oi ! Putting us sex junkies on the same page as druggies is a bit far fetched !

Is that Rich ard, or Ric hard?

There are billions of baht to work with, to find a solution to these issues. Billions. All that is required, is for a few local politicians to agree to allow some of that money to be diverted from their massive bank accounts, hedge funds, overseas investments, condo purchases, yacht purchases, Mercedes purchases, and other illegal activities, to the service of the public sector. It is a very simple solution. Lock them up!

Edited May 21, 20188 yr by spidermike007

6 hours ago, waders123 said:

Singapore’s Innovative Waste-Disposal System operates a power generation and recycles 98% of the city-state’s solid waste; this is all done at a PROFIT.  Now the City of Singapore is without trash problems and is making a profit on the electrical power they produce and increasing their land mass, (profit there too by selling the land), with inert materials after incineration that is environmentally green. 

Maybe Pattaya could create a similar model to fit Pattaya's population size and needs.   In the future, Pattaya could expand into phase II and began, contracting for profit, solid waste from other cities nearby to make more revenue and with the increased waste, produce more power to sell.  It could be a win-win situation.  But it will take some high power people to start the ball rolling.  

But the Singaporeans are smart that is why the country has been so successful ( accepting that it is small country) they don’t appear to have any law and order issues plus as I understand some of the toughest anti corruption legislation, which is also enforced.

RE - Pattaya losing war on trash as residents block dump site

 

The solution is simple, clear Chonburi for all living souls except the soi dogs and order a non atomic mid sized rocket from Kim Jong Sik delivered by itself adressed to the centre of Pattaya. 

The hole will be so big that it could serve the whole countrys need as a main dumping site where no sorting are required...

 

After a decade or so when the hole is fillled up to its edge with garbage then rebuild Pattaya and do the same process all over again in Samui, then in Patong, Patpong, Soi NANA, Soi Cowboy and so on - a win/win situation - drastic but effective as big problems need big solutions.... 

7 hours ago, Fruit Trader said:

What a wonderful idea after reading the Veolia candy coated articles.

 

Further investigation reveals unhappy endings that some believe have been there since day one. Was it not the white elephant that caught UK council officials with their hands in the register?

 

http://www.birminghamfoe.org.uk/what-we-do/issues-we-work-on/waste-recycling/the-future-of-waste

 

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/birmingham-city-council-burning-wood-11081483

 

 

Incinerators can be clean on the environment if designed and managed well...

 

Unfortunately last year Birmingham's bin men came up with a plan to get most of there pay and do nothing, meaning that Birmingham had to hire in contractors while the regulars were parked up at McDonalds, down side was recyclables were collected at the same time as the general wast and it all mixed together,  but there again we have to separate our paper from the plastics and metals but when the bin men come round they just throw the paper in with the rest, unfortunately the goons who were running the council last year got re-elected, bit like Pattaya...    

   Very incompetent City Hall.  Just endless excuses on excuses, delays on delays. Pattaya is improving but all the improvements are being done by private industry.  The city cannot even handle a basic service like trash management.

On 5/21/2018 at 2:22 PM, spidermike007 said:

There are billions of baht to work with, to find a solution to these issues. Billions. All that is required, is for a few local politicians to agree to allow some of that money to be diverted from their massive bank accounts, hedge funds, overseas investments, condo purchases, yacht purchases, Mercedes purchases, and other illegal activities, to the service of the public sector. It is a very simple solution. Lock them up!

Over 10,000 posts and that is it?

Sorry, I would think you would know better.....

IQ...Less than 90 average ... fact

22 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Over 10,000 posts and that is it?

Sorry, I would think you would know better.....

I was making an attempt at optimism. LOL.

The whole Thai rubbish problem could be solved before the end of the year unfortunately the people that have the power to make it happen want their cut, and without that it ain't gonna happen.

 

A very sad state of affairs.

Post photos of it being done!!

 

Makes accusations a fact!

Pattaya is sinking slowly!

and it's at the point of no return!

authorities are overwhelmed , unqualified, too corrupt and inexperienced to manage it.

just a big out-of-control chaos with property scams,trash, rats, overhead  wire fires,traffic, drugs, thugs, beach erosion, sewage floods and soon diseases!

need I say more?

 

 

41 minutes ago, pattayadude said:

Pattaya is sinking slowly!

and it's at the point of no return!

authorities are overwhelmed , unqualified, too corrupt and inexperienced to manage it.

just a big out-of-control chaos with property scams,trash, rats, overhead  wire fires,traffic, drugs, thugs, beach erosion, sewage floods and soon diseases!

need I say more?

 

 

Is that all you got?

Yes please.  Say more and spew more of your hate and despise for the place.

 

47 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

Is that all you got?

Yes please.  Say more and spew more of your hate and despise for the place.

 

I got more but I didn't wanna offend the Ali baba and his forty thieves.

keep your head in the sand.

3 hours ago, pattayadude said:

I got more but I didn't wanna offend the Ali baba and his forty thieves.

keep your head in the sand.

My head is well above the sand.

No money=no honey and constant negatively.  

What a sad shame......

On 5/23/2018 at 2:34 PM, Lenard52 said:

Post photos of it being done!!

 

Makes accusations a fact!

Not quite sure who this remark is directed at as you didn't use the quote function, could you elaborate on your post ?

10 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

My head is well above the sand.

good. now remove your rose-colored glasses.

and you should be able to see  things more clear.

i came back to pattaya 2 month ago after a difficult 3 year exile,

during this time the overflowing garbage bins outside the hotel has been emptied zero (0) times