Cambodia Launches Super Pollutant Accelerator Programme
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has officially launched the "Super Pollutant Accelerator Programme," aimed at curbing toxic air substances and mitigating climate change impacts. Supported by international funding, approximately US$4 million will be invested over three years.
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