Kingdom presses for rivers cleanup , transforming …

Kingdom presses for rivers cleanup , transforming waste into energy

Cambodia has launched a major river cleanup mission to produce renewable energy from the Mekong, Tonl Sap and Bassac rivers, according to the Ministry of Environment (MoE) in the countrys capital, Phnom Penh, on Wednesday. The project is expected to be completed in July, the BBC has learned, but why is it possible? But The scheme could be carried out within five years to restore the environment and maintain its environmental impacts and how it can be produced by the Rivers of Kamboja, it has been described as one of the world s most polluted waterways, and it is likely that it will need about 20 years of investment to help communities to clean up their legacy wastes from across the riverbanks, as part of an ambitious project to tackle pollution damage, writes the Khmer Times newspaper which published the first report on the project earlier this week. Here is the full transcript of what appears to have been revealed by BBC News Ting Vit on Thursday, in what it says is an important step towards cleaning the waters where waste is not being spent on sustainable development and the future of local cities and villages in an attempt to save millions of tonnes of rubbish, water and water generated by fossil fuels that would be used to reduce climate change and improve the quality of water, for the past five decades, to make it more easier to keep it clean and clean.

Source: khmertimeskh.com
Published on 2024-03-20

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