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Dams hold back water, but not flooding

July 30, 2013

Proponents of building the Kaeng Sua Ten Dam are not welcome in Sa-iab. This is what the residents say on a banner at the entrance of the village. The dam is at the expense of a unique forest of teak trees. The alternative of two smaller dams now proposed by the government is also met with resistance.

News from Thailand – July 22, 2013

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Tags: Kaeng Sua Ten dam, lèse majesté, Tourism, Universities

July 22, 2013

News from Thailand brings today:

• Controversial Kaeng Sua Ten dam will not be built
• World Peace (fake) University shuts down
• Romantic Brits are welcome in Thailand

News from Thailand – February 20, 2013

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Tags: Squat toilet, Ivory, Kaeng Sua Ten dam

February 20 2013

Today in News from Thailand:

• Energy saving: Ministers take off jackets during meetings
• Minister Plodprasop will promote a sitting toilet
• Will interest rates go down? Today is the decision

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Dams hold back water, but not flooding

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