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Published • Paris, France • Updated

Pattaya officials confirm Koh Larn waste incinerator set for late May launch

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Pattaya officials confirm 80% progress on the new waste management facility, set to open in May! PATTAYA, Thailand – Mayor Poramet Ngampichet, along with Pattaya’s Chief Strategic Advisor Sontaya Kunplome, visited Koh Larn to inspect the progress of the island’s waste incineration project on April 1. The inspection focused on the construction of the incinerator facility and the installation of machinery, which is now nearly 80% complete—progress…
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Pattaya officials confirm Koh Larn waste incinerator set for late May launch

Pattaya officials confirm 80% progress on the new waste management facility, set to open in May! PATTAYA, Thailand – Mayor Poramet Ngampichet, along with Pattaya’s Chief Strategic Advisor Sontaya Kunplome, visited Koh Larn to inspect the progress of the island’s waste incineration project on April 1. The inspection focused on the construction of the incinerator facility and the installation of machinery, which is now nearly 80% complete—progress…

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RECYCLING magazineRECYCLING magazine

New data links waste incinerators to toxic contamination in surrounding environments - RECYCLING magazine

Conducted by the independent ToxicoWatch Foundation with support from Zero Waste Europe, the findings show that the areas around Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities are contaminated, posing risks to public health, ecosystems, and food safety. The studies, conducted near WtE facilities in Paris, Harlingen, and Zubieta, revealed widespread and dangerous levels of contamination in soil, water, vegetation, and even food such as farm eggs. Dioxin levels…

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RECYCLING magazine broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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