Content by: WWFThailand – www.earthhourth.com
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- Ua-phan Chamnan-ua
Communication Manager
WWFThailand – www.wwf.or.th
As the largest environmental event in history, Earth Hour launched its 2012 campaign “I Will If You Will” to showcase how everyone has the power to change the world they live in.
For the first time, Earth Hour, being held on 31 March, is taking a giant leap from its annual lights out event to offer a further opportunity for its communities to be part of the world’s environmental solution. Earth Hour began as a one city initiative in 2007, and has since grown to be a 5,251 city strong global movement, reaching 1.8 billion people in 135 countries across all seven continents.
Earth Hour 2012 will take place at 20.30 – 21.30hr on Saturday, 31 March 2012 at Central World.
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Content by: SGS (Thailand) Limited – www.th.sgs.com
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- Wadsana Pattana
Minerals, Environmental,Industrial,Agricultural and OG&C Services
Trade Service Sales Manager
SGS (Thailand) Limited – www.th.sgs.com
Date: December 2-3, 2010
Time: 9.00 – 17.00
Venue: Miracle Grand Hotel, Bangkok –> MAP
This 2-day seminar will cover a variety of topics associated with interpretation of Dioxins, sampling techniques, regulations and its environmental issues lectured by environment experts.
Remark: This seminar will be held in English with Thai translation.
For further information please call: 02-678-1813 Ext 1488,1489
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Content by: SGS (Thailand) Limited – www.th.sgs.com
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Special Thanks:
- Wadsana Pattana
Minerals, Environmental,Industrial,Agricultural and OG&C Services
Trade Service Sales Manager
SGS (Thailand) Limited – www.th.sgs.com
Date: 26 November, 2010
Time: 9.00 – 17.00
Venue: Jasmine Executives Suites Hotel –> MAP
This seminar is designed to address wide range of benefits for Green Building including discussions of how to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) standard and its benefits. Moreover, delegates will learn Green Building Project implementation from the initial step to its completion.
Lectured by LEED AP: Dr.Jatuwat Warodomphan
For further information please call: 02 678 1813 Ext 1431-39,1486-89
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Course Invitation
Environmental Journalism Course – focusing coastal and marine issues
Inviting journalists from Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia
Date: Dec 6th – 17th 2010
Place: Bangkok and Coastal areas in South Thailand
Last day for application: 22 October
Fojo Media Institute in Sweden and South East Asia START Regional Center in Thailand are happy to invite journalists from Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam to apply for a course focusing coastal and marine environment.
The course will provide some of the basic tools in covering environmental issues, with special emphasis on the coastal and marine environment. Local, regional aspects as well as the global context will be analyzed and discussed.
Methods of planning and develop environmental reporting will also be a vital part of the course.
It will be two intensive intense weeks based on study visits and field trips to Gulf of Thailand and Andaman coastal areas, and practical workshops. The participants will get access to a wide spectrum of engaged people, with different perspectives. From scientists to local villagers and stake holders.
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Source: Siam Fiberglass – www.siamfiberglass.com
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The Siam Cement Group (SCG), one of largest company which committed to social responsibility and environmental conservation. SCG is the first Thai company in the country to announce a policy on Green Procurement by setting its target to achieve “Zero Waste” which is to minimize waste at source, mitigate environmental burden, avoid disposal of waste by landfill, and carry out waste within SCG as much as possible in accordance with 3Rs concept. Nowadays,The company launched many ECO Products which were environmentally friendly with certified standards, SCG Eco Value, the Green Standard Label, Carbon Label and other countries standards.
The Siam Fiberglass is the one of many businesses company of SCG which become the leader of environmentally friendly products for green buildings by joining the internationally recognized green building certification system (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – LEED) which developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Therefore, The Siam Fiberglass is the good selection to meet the needs of environmentally conscious customers who care for the environment and conserve energy.
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Source: Commerce Intelligence of MOC (CIM) – www.organic.moc.go.th
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Date: June 30 – July 4, 2010
Venue: Challenger Hall, IMPACT Exhibition Center, Bangkok, Thailand –> MAP
‘Organic Pavilion’ is the event at the THAIFEX-World of food ASIA 2010 which presented many premium-quality organic food products from the best sources throughout Thailand. THAIFEX-World of food ASIA 2010 is the International Trade Exhibition co-organized by the Office of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Commerce, the Department of Foreign Trade, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Science. This exhibition aimed to promote Thai organic food products to the international consumer and also expanded Thailand’s organic food to the international markets.
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