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Figure 1 Planting trees on roadsides 5
Figure 2 Tree planting in weeded vacant urban area 6
Figure 3 More urban public spaces become green 7
Figure 4 Planting trees as a common public activity 8
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Figure 5 Waste separations on a belt 10
Figure 6 Some are picked out and the rest goes to landfill 11
Figure 7 Fruit peels from fresh market 12
Figure 8 Goats feed on most organics 13
Figure 9 Pigs are ‘living mills’ mincing tons of green waste daily 14
Figure 10 And the mills keep growing in number 15
Figure 11 Goat manure is useful 16
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Figure 12 Muangklang's municipal landfill 18
Figure 13 Muangklang's municipal landfill 19
Figure 14 Participating students with their separated trash 20
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Figure 15 River conservation consists of various interventions 22
Figure 16 Grease trap installed under a washing sink 23
Figure 17 A grease trap outside of a house 24
Figure 18 Grease collection simply by hand-scoop 25
Figure 19 Trapped grease is used as additional fuel at 26 slaughterhouse
Figure 20 E. M. treats sewage before it finally goes to the river 27
Figure 21 Students in training to use equipment 28
Figure 22 Students are sampling water in the river 29
Figure 23 The river is being dredged 30
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Figure 24 Municipality office building 32
Public Canpaign on energy and fuel saving Public Campagne on use of public transport 33
Figure 27 Non-motorized route promotion 34
Figure 28 A bio-gas production tank 35
Figure 29 A compost production pit with ventilator and drainage ducts 36
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Figure 31 Paddy field; being replaced by city expansion 38
Figure 32 Vegetable planted by municipal workers 39
Figure 33 Muangklang used to grow rice extensively 40
Figure 34 Pig's manure bagged for sale 41
Figure 35 Stacks holding earthworms to collect "black gold" Figure 36 Earthworms 42
Figure 37 Annual river procession in the city of Muangklang 43
Figure 38 Muangklang sport complex 44
Figure 39 Auspecious ceremony in the annual festivity 45
Figure: 40 The Mayer receiving visitors at the black gold stacks 46
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