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Siemens’ staff volunteers return ‘Green’ to the Globe with mangrove planting
13 July 2011
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Staff of Siemens Ltd. Thailand plant mangrove trees as part of the company's annual green activity.
Recently, Prapassorn Virothai, Vice President and Head of Communications Dept., Siemens Ltd. Thailand, led around 60 staff volunteers to launch the company’s annual green activity, which was focused on mangrove planting this year at Mangrove Conservation Station 6 in Petchburi province. The program aims to help increase the country’s mangrove forested area as well as to help mitigate the effects of global warming.
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