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Thailand's PM Paetongtarn Tackles PM2.5 Pollution Crisis

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9 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

 

I am not even sure if they receive payments. I am sure the big landlords would not appreciate if their business model would be challenged by politicians, and for such "trivial reasons" like the environment. And then I am sure those landlords would find other politicians who understand them better... 

 

Yes, the pollution and the people dying from it is just a "misunderstanding", which can be fixed with a brown envelope and a wai. This year will be no different from any other year, no matter what anyone says, nor by any unenforceable law(s) they may pass. TIT

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  • Having read through this ChatGPT word salad my conclusion is nothing will change. Just the usual messaging about I'll do this and I'll do that but as long as industry keeps spewing out pollutants and

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    Let's look how that will work out. Did she consult with the more experienced politicians around her why nobody did that in the past? I wish her good luck.

  • Ok, but why are you not going to actively arrest those doing the burning? These farmers should also have their lands confiscated to repay for the 2.5 pollution damage, and medical expenses of those af

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The government should offer incentives, for the farmers to switch crops. This is 2021. Rice and sugar worked in previous centuries. Now, they do not make any sense. Too labor intensive, too much degradation of the land, water, air, and resources. Let's get with the times. Let us move forward. 

 

Likely far more than that amount of people that are suffering right now. And the authorities do not seem to care, one iota. If they did, something would be done. Instead, only hollow promises. 

"...However, with strong policies and cooperation across ministries, Paetongtarn’s government aims to create sustainable improvements in air quality, safeguarding the health of Thailand's population...."

 

Hilarious 😂

On 10/31/2024 at 11:38 AM, OneMoreFarang said:

 

I am not even sure if they receive payments. I am sure the big landlords would not appreciate if their business model would be challenged by politicians, and for such "trivial reasons" like the environment. And then I am sure those landlords would find other politicians who understand them better... 

 

CP?

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