Cambodia is at the beginning, exploring options to move towards a circular economy, first with waste management based on a project launched last March.
Category: Cambodia
Hydropower project in Cambodia helps fish to come home
Engineering manager Nong Zuguan said: “We made it into a natural fishway to fit into the surrounding environment, like a natural river. This is the way the fish came home.”
First Two Phases of Key River Study Done
The exercise intends to learn about the trend of Upper Mekong, Lower Mekong and Bassac Rivers toward better hydrological conservation and management of the country’s reservoirs.
Royal Turtle Remains Critically Endangered Despites Increased Population
The reptile was believed to be extinct in Cambodia until 2000 when a group of experts from the United States rediscovered them in the system of Sre Ambel river, in the western part of Koh Kong province.
“Garbage Youth” for a Clean and Green Cambodia
“We put our wellbeing at risk, but we are willing to do that because we want to make the canal, and later the city, clean,” says the 29-year-old. “We are doing this every day in the evening, usually from 4 until 7:30.”
Solar must be prioritised over hydropower – association
Construction times for solar farms are lower than for hydropower dams, and with demand for electricity skyrocketing, Cambodia needs to build energy infrastructure as fast as possible.