Cambodia Environmental Regulation: MoE Deploys Automated Industrial Waste Monitoring
Ministry of Environment installs automated monitoring at 64 companies to record industrial liquid waste volumes in Cambodia's environmental sector.

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Ministry of Environment installs automated monitoring at 64 companies to record industrial liquid waste volumes in Cambodia's environmental sector.
Ministry of Environment reviews EIA report for a 7,406.17-hectare rubber and agro-industrial investment in Preah Vihear, Cambodia.
Ministry of Environment publishes Cambodia environmental regulation extract: criminal penalties for unauthorized hunting and collection of wildlife in protected areas.
Ministry of Environment (Preah Vihear provincial office) filed a legal case (action) against suspected illegal timber transport from the Phnum Tnout-Phnum Pak wildlife sanctuary in Cambodia (object).
SERC signed an MOU with the International Business Chamber of Cambodia to strengthen corporate governance and establish an accredited director pathway for Cambodia's securities sector.
Ministry of Environment equips 64 industrial companies in Cambodia with automatic wastewater monitoring systems to track effluent pH, COD and TSS.
General Department of Immigration issues regulation specifying former‑rank insignia designs and placement for senior police and immigration uniforms in Cambodia.
Ministry of Tourism engages WWF to strengthen ecotourism policy and advance community-based tourism cooperation in Cambodia.
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