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Better World Green Addresses Industrial Waste Management Concerns
Better World Green (BWG) has responded to inquiries from Thai senators regarding the safety and environmental impact of its industrial waste management processes.
On August 3, 2026, Matichon Online reported that Better World Green (BWG) provided clarifications to members of the Thai Senate concerning its industrial waste handling operations. The company addressed concerns regarding potential environmental contamination, specifically emphasizing the integrity of its wastewater management systems.
BWG stated that all wastewater generated during its industrial processes is treated and subsequently recycled for internal use within the facility. The company explicitly denied reports or concerns suggesting that untreated wastewater is discharged into the surrounding environment. This assurance comes as part of an ongoing dialogue with the Senate, which has encouraged the company to improve its public communication regarding its operational safety standards.
For residents and visitors, this development is relevant as it pertains to the environmental oversight of industrial zones in Thailand. While the company maintains that its systems are secure and contained, the situation highlights the ongoing scrutiny of industrial waste management practices. At this time, it remains to be confirmed whether these clarifications will satisfy the Senate’s requirements or if further independent environmental audits will be requested to verify the company's claims regarding its water treatment and discharge protocols.
Translated from Thai.
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