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JANUARY 01 - DECEMBER 02 TUNNEL UNDER MEKONG COULD FEED JASMINE RICE INCINERATION PROJECT FIRST ON AGENDA CELLPHONE GLUT COULD PROVE TO BE EXTREMELY POISONOUS TOP OFFICIALS TURN A DEAF EAR TO LOCAL PARTICIPATION REPORT WILL LOOK AT IMPACT OF 3 ROUTES PANEL TO EXAMINE CONTRACTS PREMIER TO DECIDE FATE OF POWER PLANTS MIXED VIEWS ON IT MINISTRY IMPACT OF LEAD MORE SEVERE AT KLITY CHIANG MAI SOFTWARE PARK READY TO OPEN NEXT MONTH CALL TO SAVE WATER BY CLOSING SLUICE GATES RISK OF POWER BLACKOUTS NOT FORESEEN NIGHT-TIME OPERATIONS TO STOP MAJOR DAMS SITTING ON ACTIVE FAULT LINES ENERGY CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN FAILS TO ACHIEVE ITS OBJECTIVES NO TO COMPENSATION CLAIM DECISION ON POWER PLANTS NEXT MONTH WAYS SOUGHT TO DEAL WITH THALASSAEMIA REFORM DRAFTS APPROVED PANEL WANTS LIFTING OF BAN ON FIELD TRIALS POVERTY HINDERS GROWTH ACTIVISTS: DON'T RUSH INTO SIGNING ACCORD INDUSTRIAL ZONE PLANNED TO CUT PLANT EMISSIONS AROUND CAPITAL REPORTS SOUGHT ON PIPELINE, POWER PLANTS EXPERIMENTS MAY INCREASE FALLING ELEPHANT NUMBERS FARMER WARNS AGAINST USING GMO SEEDS GOVT. URGED TO SAVE NATION FROM BIO-PIRACY ELEPHANTS WILL BE FED AND WATERED DEBT SWAP AGREEMENT REJECTED FARMING PACKAGE TO COME IN WITH DEVELOPMENT PLAN LEAD FIRM TO FACE SUIT OF B 100 MILLION ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS REACH "CRISIS PROPORTIONS GREENS WANT LAWS TO STOP BIO-PIRACY DEBT ACCORD WITH US MAY BE REJECTED PRAPAT PUTS TOURISM AHEAD OF PRISTINE LAND TRAIN TOILETS POSE HEALTH HAZARD, SAYS MINISTRY PM REFINES IT POLICY DECISION ON INCINERATOR SOON PARTS FIRM CAUGHT USING ILLICIT SOFTWARE WARNING ON DANGERS OF CLEARING ISLETS SHARP DROP IN TUNA CATCH DETECTED FOCUS ON FARMING SECTOR, PLANNERS ADVISED NINE MILLION PEOPLE LIVE AT RISK WITH POISONS STORED CLOSE-BY QUALITY OF WATER STILL BELOW PAR GOOD GOVERNMENT SEEN AS THE KEY MANY HOTELS, CONDOS REMAIN BIG POLLUTERS DAM CAMPAIGN TAKES HOLD BALANCED APPROACH FAILS TO CATCH ON PRIVATE SECTOR CALLS FOR GOVT. TRANSPARENCY GOVERNMENT SERVICES COME ON-LINE ALTERNATIVES NEEDED TO NATIONAL PARKS CALL TO BAN POISON SHOPS FROM RIVERS DAM PROJECTS THREATEN TO FLOOD 4,000 RAI OF WILDLIFE SANCTUARY SOCIAL IMPACT 'TOO BIG' FOR PANEL WATER SHORTAGE FOR MONKEYS PM HEADS SOUTH TO PLAY PEACE BROKER BHICHIT WARNS OF RISK TO HEALTH FROM USED CELL PHONE BATTERIES OPPONENTS THREATEN TO TURN VIOLENT PHOENIX PLANS B12BN EXPANSION CHEMICAL LEAK KILLING FISH ACTIVISTS WANT URGENT REVIEW OF CONFLICT-RIDDEN STATE PROJECTS CLOSURE OF QUARRY DEMANDED DEAD END NEARS FOR BAN KRUA HEARING GAS PIPELINE PROJECT OPPONENTS STAGE FRESH PROTEST RALLY 4 NEW PLANTS TO MAKE CITY CANALS MUCH MORE CLEANER SEMINAR CALLS FOR COUNTRY TO JOIN TREATY: TUNNEL UNDER MEKONG COULD FEED JASMINE RICE; INCINERATION PROJECT FIRST ON AGENDA; CELLPHONE GLUT COULD PROVE TO BE EXTREMELY POISONOUS; TOP OFFICIALS TURN A DEAF EAR TO LOCAL PARTICIPATION; REPORT WILL LOOK AT IMPACT OF 3 ROUTES; PANEL TO EXAMINE CONTRACTS; PREMIER TO DECIDE FATE OF POWER PLANTS; MIXED VIEWS ON IT MINISTRY; IMPACT OF LEAD MORE SEVERE AT KLITY; CHIANG MAI SOFTWARE PARK READY TO OPEN NEXT MONTH; CALL TO SAVE WATER BY CLOSING SLUICE GATES; RISK OF POWER BLACKOUTS NOT FORESEEN; NIGHT-TIME OPERATIONS TO STOP; MAJOR DAMS SITTING ON ACTIVE FAULT LINES; ENERGY CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN FAILS TO ACHIEVE ITS OBJECTIVES; NO TO COMPENSATION CLAIM; DECISION ON POWER PLANTS NEXT MONTH; WAYS SOUGHT TO DEAL WITH THALASSAEMIA; REFORM DRAFTS APPROVED; PANEL WANTS LIFTING OF BAN ON FIELD TRIALS; POVERTY HINDERS GROWTH; ACTIVISTS: DON'T RUSH INTO SIGNING ACCORD; INDUSTRIAL ZONE PLANNED TO CUT PLANT EMISSIONS AROUND CAPITAL; REPORTS SOUGHT ON PIPELINE, POWER PLANTS; EXPERIMENTS MAY INCREASE FALLING ELEPHANT NUMBERS; FARMER WARNS AGAINST USING GMO SEEDS; GOVT. URGED TO SAVE NATION FROM BIO-PIRACY; ELEPHANTS WILL BE FED AND WATERED; DEBT SWAP AGREEMENT REJECTED; FARMING PACKAGE TO COME IN WITH DEVELOPMENT PLAN; LEAD FIRM TO FACE SUIT OF B 100 MILLION; ENVIRONMENTAL CONFLICTS REACH "CRISIS PROPORTIONS; GREENS WANT LAWS TO STOP BIO-PIRACY; DEBT ACCORD WITH US MAY BE REJECTED; PRAPAT PUTS TOURISM AHEAD OF PRISTINE LAND; TRAIN TOILETS POSE HEALTH HAZARD, SAYS MINISTRY; PM REFINES IT POLICY; DECISION ON INCINERATOR SOON; PARTS FIRM CAUGHT USING ILLICIT SOFTWARE; WARNING ON DANGERS OF CLEARING ISLETS; SHARP DROP IN TUNA CATCH DETECTED; FOCUS ON FARMING SECTOR, PLANNERS ADVISED; NINE MILLION PEOPLE LIVE AT RISK WITH POISONS STORED CLOSE-BY; QUALITY OF WATER STILL BELOW PAR; GOOD GOVERNMENT SEEN AS THE KEY; MANY HOTELS, CONDOS REMAIN BIG POLLUTERS; DAM CAMPAIGN TAKES HOLD; BALANCED APPROACH FAILS TO CATCH ON; PRIVATE SECTOR CALLS FOR GOVT. TRANSPARENCY; GOVERNMENT SERVICES COME ON-LINE; ALTERNATIVES NEEDED TO NATIONAL PARKS; CALL TO BAN POISON SHOPS FROM RIVERS; DAM PROJECTS THREATEN TO FLOOD 4,000 RAI OF WILDLIFE SANCTUARY; SOCIAL IMPACT 'TOO BIG' FOR PANEL; WATER SHORTAGE FOR MONKEYS; PM HEADS SOUTH TO PLAY PEACE BROKER; BHICHIT WARNS OF RISK TO HEALTH FROM USED CELL PHONE BATTERIES; OPPONENTS THREATEN TO TURN VIOLENT; PHOENIX PLANS B12BN EXPANSION; CHEMICAL LEAK KILLING FISH; ACTIVISTS WANT URGENT REVIEW OF CONFLICT-RIDDEN STATE PROJECTS; CLOSURE OF QUARRY DEMANDED; DEAD END NEARS FOR BAN KRUA HEARING; GAS PIPELINE PROJECT OPPONENTS STAGE FRESH PROTEST RALLY; 4 NEW PLANTS TO MAKE CITY CANALS MUCH MORE CLEANER; SEMINAR CALLS FOR COUNTRY TO JOIN TREATY