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Pattaya City Advances Towards Net Zero with Second Greenhouse Gas Management Meeting
Pattaya City held its second greenhouse gas management meeting on August 5, 2026, reviewing progress towards its city-level emission reduction goals. The meeting, chaired by a deputy permanent secretary under the Deputy Mayor's directive, focused on operational advancements and future strategies for achieving net-zero emissions.
Pattaya City took a significant step towards sustainable urban development by holding its second city-level greenhouse gas management meeting of 2026 on August 5, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Under the directive of Deputy Mayor Manoch Nongyai, Deputy Permanent Secretary Theerasak Jatupong chaired the meeting, which took place in Meeting Room 221 at Pattaya City Hall. The session reviewed the operational progress made towards achieving the city's greenhouse gas reduction targets and discussed future strategies. This meeting is a crucial step in advancing Pattaya City's broader environmental goals, aiming for "net-zero" emissions. As a major tourist hub in Thailand, Pattaya's proactive approach to climate change mitigation is noteworthy and draws attention both domestically and internationally. Further details on how the outcomes of this meeting will be integrated into Pattaya's future environmental policies are anticipated. Source: Pattaya News
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