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Experts Say It Will Be Difficult to Prevent Cross-Border River Pollution if the Problem of Metal Waste From Myanmar Is Not Solved
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June (19), 2026. KIC Myanmar’s mining waste is spreading across the border and polluting Thailand’s groundwater, according to Thai and US-based environmentalists. The findings were made after a field study by Danny Reible, a professor at Texas Tech University in Chiang Rai, Thailand, and Thai researchers, who are in the province, conducted a field study of the pollution of rivers in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai provinces, according to some Thai med…
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