Chulalongkorn University has been using a plot of public land that had been left vacant to create a high-technology institute for the educational development of residents of Nan province.

Chulalongkorn University began managing hazardous and chemical waste at the university under a 10-year management project that ran under the control of the Center of Excellence for the Management of Chemical and Hazardous Waste from 2006 until 2016. Currently, the task of managing chemical and hazardous waste is under the jurisdiction of the Center for Safety, Vocational Health and Environment of Chulalongkorn University.

Chemical-free farming and preservation of historic old own in the spotlight

Chulalongkorn engineers work with ONWR to better manage risks

Campus vending machines make safe drinking water available free to everyone

Surveys and other activities raise awareness of rich variety of vertebrate life in campus area

Chula ranks high as an environmental sustainability model

Chulalongkorn has new uses for land in province

Defusing ‘ticking time bomb’ of obesity in the clergy requires innovative approaches

Chula veterinary professor leads research into natural alternatives to an-tibiotics

Turning knowledge into an environmental and occupational tool