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• article  The Road to Dawei is Paved with Empty Promises
• CategoryMap Ta Phut StudiesDELETE
• article  Alarm over Rayong fish deaths
• article  Villagers win pollution case
• article  Court suspends 76 projects in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate
• article  PM: Pollution ruling is a threat
• article  Industrial waste fire at Genco building in Rayong
• article  Map Ta Phut blue stream raises fears
• article  Map Ta Phut fire death toll rises to at least 9, 120 injured
• article  Map Ta Phut city plan halves industrial zone
• article  Oil spill threatens Rayong beaches
• article  Network threatens Map Ta Phut siege
• article  Most Map Ta Phut projects off hook
• article  Abhisit 'clears the air' over Map Ta Phut impasse
• article  Govt moves to end Map Ta Phut saga
• article  Map Ta Phut delays frustrate Japanese
• article  Thirst hits Map Ta Phut
• article  Panel finalises harmful industrial activities List
• article  Chemical Plant Shut, Faces Probe Over Leak
• article  Panel to propose pollution control tactics for Map Ta Phut
• article  Judges visit suspended projects
• article  Japanese want clear timeframe to invest
• article  Korn to lead delegation to Japan
• article  PM steps in to find solution
• article  NESDB to submit eco-town guidelines
• article  Map Ta Phut panel wants to revive buffer zone
• article  Map Ta Phut may drive away Japanese companies in Thailand
• article  Businesses fear impact of setback
• article  Meeting on Map Ta Phut projects today
• article  Firms will have to bear more costs
• article  PTT mulls new court petition
• article  PM vows solution within 6 months
• article  Technical committee takes up study into pollution
• article  Effectiveness of measures up to players: Anand
• article  Process begins to end legal deadlock
• article  Ministry rejects local pollution plan
• article  Estate developers' outlook unclear
• article  Environment issue at hand
• article  Map Ta Phut has 'soured Japanese investors'
• article  Cabinet approves EIA/HIA framework
• article  HIA, EIA regulation approved
• article  20 projects face higher legal hurdles
• article  Map Ta Phut top priority in nationwide clean-up
• article  Green light for 19 projects to appeal
• article  PM queries damage estimates
• article  PM sees environmental rules paving way for new industrial landscape
• article  Six workers hospitalised after latest Map Ta Phut gas leak
• article  Hundreds evacuated after site gas leak
• article  GDP in 2010 to take sizeable hit from suspended projects
• article   Map Ta Phut fiasco could impact economy "severely"
• article  Damage from Map Ta Phut ruling put at B100bn
• article  Court lifts ban on 11 industrial projects
• article  Suwit's negligence costs Map Ta Phut industry dearly
• article  Cabinet scrambles over Map Ta Phut
• article  Map Ta Phut verdict due today
• article  HIA guidelines by end of month
• article  65 projects remain suspended
• article   List of 11 Map Ta Phut projects released from injunction
• article  Show corporate responsibility
• article  Court prepares to rule on suspended projects
• article  MAP TA PHUT: Possible for obstacles to be cleared by Feb: Anand
• article  PTT consolidation on hold until Map Ta Phut ruling
• article  Govt strictly follows Map Ta Phut recommendation
• article  The government must protect the rights and safety of villagers in Map Ta Phut: A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission
• article  Map Ta Phut deadlock 'can be resolved'
• article  More court battles loom over Map Ta Phut projects impasse
• article  Map Ta Phut panel wins wide support
• article  Minister says he will rescue Map Ta Phut
• article  PTT losses could top B262bn
• article  Environmental draft amendments approved
• article  Cabinet approves environment law amendment
• article  Planned law changes criticised
• article  PM pays heed to industrial impact fears
• article  Court rules to halt industrial projects
• article  Rayong appeal discussed: PTT and SCG lead Map Ta Phut response
• article  Abhisit agrees to talks with protesters
• article  Cleaner air in Map Ta Phut
• article  Court to look into details of 76 industrial developments
• article  27 workers faint after gas leakage
• article  Rare triumph for the little people
• article  Residents, activists file court complaints over coal plant
• article  Conservationists call on govt to rethink on Dawei project
• article  Map Ta Phut residents set to take IEAT to court
• article  Huge fire continues in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate
• article  Seven critical after chemical factory blaze
• article  BST facility suspended after deadly explosion
• article  Hazard alert after fatal blaze
• article  Map Ta Phut needs to earn public confidence
• article  Opposition re-emerges to Map Ta Phut projects
• article  IEAT to check 65 plants after blast
• article  Regulations are useless if they are not enforced
• article  Rayong locals demand accident warning system
• article  Map Ta Phut residents rally for govt's assistance
• article  Blast-hit firm gives Bt16.6m to nearby communities
• article  Fund for chemical fire victims
• article  Residents protest at slow compensation on Sunday
• article  Fire damages Rayong polyester factory
• article  Myanmar questions Italian-Thai's resource for giant Dawei project
• article  Map Ta Phut scoured for pollutants
• article  No pollution solution to Map Ta Phut
• article  Smell of gas drives 300 from homes
• article  Civil groups take legal action over accidents
• article  'All clear' was premature
• document  Investigation of chemicals released by the Vinythai and Thai Plastic & Chemicals (TPC) PVC manufacturing facilities, Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, Rayong Province, Thailand
• document  Thailand’s Air: Poison Cocktail
• document  Analysis of Water Quality around Large Anthropogenic Emissions Sources in Eastern Thailand
• document  Ignorance is Toxic… Double Standard at Map Ta Phut
• document  Malondialdehyde-dG Adducts among Workers of a Thai Industrial Estate and Nearby Residents
• article  Map Ta Phut locals demand say in industrial safeguards
• document  Health Impact Assessment of the Eastern Seaboard Development Program: A Case Study of Map Ta Put Industrial Estates
• document  Map Ta Phut Industrial Development: National Economic Success on Environmental Disaster and Health Damages
• article  Rayong villagers submit human rights violation complaint after being attacked
• article  Govt failing on environment, efforts to curb pollution: report
• article  Thai Local Communities Want Their Say in Fighting Pollution
• document  Risk Communication and Chemical Accident Management: Case Study of BST Elastomers Factory Accident in Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, Rayong, Thailand
• article  The Thai Fish Contain Toxic Mercury
• document  Mercury in fish from industrial sites in Thailand
• article  Mercury taints hair samples in industrial, mine areas
• document  Mercury in Women of Child-bearing Age in 25 Countries
• article  New Study Reveals Dangerous Levels of Mercury in Women of Childbearing Age Across Global Regions
• article  Women of childbearing age around world suffering toxic levels of mercury
• document  POPs at four Thai pollution hot-spots: Map Ta Phut, Samut Sakhon, Tha Tum, and Khon Kaen
• article  Two New Studies Revealed POPs Pollution across Thailand
• article  Contaminated eggs found in areas near factories
• article  Study finds high pesticide levels in local food
• article  Environmental fears as EEC plans rushed
• document  Evaluation of passive air sampler measurements close to the Map Ta Phut industrial estate, Thailand
• document  Toxic Hot Spots in Thailand
• document  Learning from Pollution Campaign Experiences in Japan
• article  Rayong still needs to be a “Pollution Control Zone” – says EARTH director
• article  Noxious Emissions: Doctors beg for funds to move hospital