More Water Reservoirs Needed to sustain a Nation

Drought is over in Thailand 

but water is still in short supply

The Straits Times

Water at Chao Phraya Dam rises above crisis point

CHAI NAT – Rain in upstream provinces has eased supply problems at the Chao Phraya Dam, whose water level has risen above the crisis threshold.

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obiter dictum: 

A year or two ago, water was released from dams in anticipation of the rainy season.  Due to lack of additional  reservoirs, the water was 'sent out to sea." 

That season or the next, less 'than normal' rain was experienced.  

This year, to date, even less rain than last year.

More Water Reservoirs Needed to sustain a Nation, it's people, agriculture, industry and TOURISM

A Case for SOLAR energy

Hunger strikes, protests 

to oppose Thailand's plan for 

coal plants on Andaman Coast 

| Fox News




Outcry grows over plans to build coal plant 
near Thailand’s most popular beaches
 | South China Morning Post

         Lesson in Chinese

September 12, 2013 China bans new coal-fired plants in 3 regions - The Hindu

Lesson in (American) English

Cleaner Power Plants

Occasional scattered showers slight warming till the weekend. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Increased chance of rain this weekend.

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Nakhon Phanom Floods

Man drowns attempting to save child 
Thai News video

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Sakon Nakhon Watersport Football

Over the years of watching Sakon Nakhon Football I have noticed that the team performs best under wet conditions. They really should rename the team to the Sakon Nakhon Ducks.

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Street Fair July 29 through August 1

Street in front of Wat Phra That Choeng Chum Hans-Jürgen Lenz shared iGSakonNakhon's photo. on July 14

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"... the struggling economy ..."

Weaker baht 'to spur economy more than rate cuts'

A weaker baht will help the country's exports and provide more of a boost to the struggling economy than a rate cut, one of the country's deputy prime ministers said on Friday.

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