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Contaminated stream leads to water scarcity

27 November 2019
The Phnom Penh Post
Gold / Mining / Water pollution
water contamination / Xing Yuan Kang Yeak Co

Some 100 families are left with no access to clean water after fish were spotted dead at their water sources – the O’Droun and O’Kles Klork streams – in Sambor district’s Kbal Damrei commune, Kratie province, O’Por village chief Sok Yoeun said on Tuesday. ... ...

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https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/contaminated-stream-leads-water-scarcity

Try Pheap given OK to harvest yellow vine

4 June 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Agricultural production / Agriculture and fishing / Crop products and commodities / Economic land concessions and plantations / Economy and commerce / Energy / Environment and natural resources / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Forest products / Forests and forestry / Generation and distribution facilities / Hydropower dams / Investment / Land / Law and judiciary / Logging and timber / Pollution and waste / Public land lease / Renewable energy production / Social development
Agriculture Ministry / ARA / berberine / Cambodian Center for Human Rights / Cardamom Mountains / Chheng Kim Sun / Chhim Savuth / Chut Wutty / deforestation / drug / economic land concession / ELCs / environmental impact / EU / Europe / European labs / forest clearing / forest destruction / forest ecosystem / Forestry Administration / Forestry Law / hydropower dam / illegal logger / illegal logging / illicit drugs / isoquinoline alkaloid / Land concession / Lo Rasmey / logging / Marcus Hardtke / MDMA / MDS Import Export / MDS Import Export Co / Ministry of Agriculture / mreas prov / Natural Resource Protection Group / pepper / plantation / pollution / Pursat / Ratanakkiri / reservoir-clearing permits / rubber / safrol oil / Southeast Asia / Stung Atay / Stung Atay hydropower dam / Thma Bang / UN Office on Drugs and Crime / Veal Veng / Washington / water contamination / yellow oil / yellow vine / Yellow vine oil

Logging baron Try Pheap’s MDS Import Export Co, Ltd has been granted a licence to collect and process the controversial plant known as yellow vine around the Stung Atay hydropower dam in the Cardamom Mountains, according to documents received by the Post yesterday. The vine has ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/2013060466045/National/try-pheap-given-ok-to-harvest-yellow-vine.html

Long-Term Impact of Chemical Spill Unclear

29 September 2012
The Cambodia Daily
Agriculture and fishing / Energy / Environment and natural resources / Fishing, fisheries and aquaculture / Rivers and lakes / Water resources
chemical spill / Crown Beverage Can (Cambodia) Ltd. / environment / environmental damage / Fishing / Kompong Chhnang / rivers / Toxic chemicals / toxic spill / water / water contamination

The long-term impact of 6 tons of toxic chemicals that spilled into a stream in Kompong Chhnang province on Tuesday, killing several hundred kilograms of fish, is still unclear, the provincial department of environment said on Friday. The chemicals, identified as the cleaning agents Ridoline 560, ...

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