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Will Climate Change Impact Cambodia?
Chak Sopheap, Guest Commentary Published on UPI Asia Niigata, Japan — Thousands of people around the world celebrated World Environment Day last Sunday with various “green activities.” The global U.N. event to combat climate change was embraced by companies, locals … Continue reading
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Cambodia's Development Benefits Whom?
http://www.upiasia.com/Human_Rights/2009/04/01/cambodias_development_benefits_whom/8447/ Continue reading
Reflection on the Risk Management System in Cambodia
Reflection on Cambodia (following the case of Minamata disease in Japan): The current practice of the Cambodian government who neglects or bypasses the regulations in approving forest concessions or filling the lakes is not only harmful to natural resource depletion, … Continue reading
