Thailand Considers Relocating Capital Due to Rising Sea Levels
Bangkok faces severe flooding risks as climate change projections show potential inundation by end of century.
- Senior climate official warns Bangkok may not adapt to current global warming trends.
- City government explores building dikes but relocation discussions are ongoing.
- Indonesia's recent capital move serves as a regional precedent for such measures.
- Thailand's climate change legislation aims for carbon neutrality by 2050 and net-zero by 2065.
- Nation grapples with broader climate impacts, including air pollution and coral bleaching.