Southeast Asia’s WWII Shipwrecks: A Looming Environmental Hazard
UNESCO meeting in Jakarta focuses on WWII shipwrecks in SEA, highlighting the urgent need for conservation and international cooperation.
Tag: pollution
The introduction of harmful materials into the environment.
Angkor Park Air Pollution Raises Concern
via Cambodianess, 14 July 2023: The increasing number of vehicles in the Angkor Archaeological Park has led to a rise ...
Coal piles threaten public health and the Muaro Jambi temple complex
via Eco-Business, 25 November 2020: Coal dust affecting local villagers and the Muaro Jambi temple complex.
Slash and burn practices endanger Si Thep listing
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APSARA Authority responds to Angkor pollution
The APSARA Authority responds to the recent news coverage of pollution affecting Angkor. Apsara Says It Is Dealing With ...
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Air pollution is now a major cause for concern in Angkor, which has risen sharply as a result of increased ...
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