On November 5, 2020, at 12:00
p.m. Asst. Prof. Dr. Chananart
Minanandana, Acting Vice President for
Student Affairs, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat
University, along with a group of
students in communication arts, Public
Relations and Corporate Communication,
4th year, Faculty of Management Science.
The SSRU project organizers circulate
the cap valuable co-preserve marine life
Donated 100,000 plastic caps of 209 kg
to the project "Turn plastic into
merit (when you rotate)". By Mr.
Jatuporn Buruspat, Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Natural Resources and
Environment is the president, accepts
plastic caps along with Mrs. Asdaporn
Krairapanond, Deputy Permanent Secretary
for Natural Resources and Environment,
Mr. Surachai Agolboon, Director-General
of the Department of Environmental
Quality Promotion, Ms. Pavinee Na
Saiburi, Deputy Director-General of the
Department of Environmental Quality
Promotion and executives in taking
delivery of plastic caps at the hall,
1st floor, Ministry of Natural Resources
and Environment.
For such activities organized under the
plastic change to merit program (When
you rotate) of the Ministry of Natural
Resources and Environment to enable
network partners of participating
educational institutions to bring
plastic caps into recycling or upcycle
processes. Which is driving the circular
economy system and fully managing
plastic waste help prevent and solve the
problem of plastic waste to be more
concrete.
Mr. Jatuporn Nitiphat said,
“The SSRU project is one of the
starting points in solving the plastic
waste problem. Thanks to Suan Sunandha
Rajabhat University for recognizing the
importance of plastic caps problem and
cooperate with the project "Turning
plastic into merit (When you rotate)
". To bring in new value. The
plastics will be brought back to the
recycling process or upcycle. For
example, the upcycled robes are
recycled, PPE kits for doctors and
equipment for treating and saving marine
life. To the public benefit in the
future under the plastic to merit
program (When you rotate) People can
also return single-use plastics through
drop-points in places such as government
agencies, 20 ministries, and university
cooperation networks. Department store
And convenience stores, etc.
"
For
such activities, Ms. Rewadee Waiwasana
is an advisor. Thus making this project
successful.
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