Meesook cat sand is produced from agricultural waste such as rice straw, cassava stumps in Thailand, an agricultural country, and there is a lot of agricultural waste that is burned in the open air.Meesook Cat sand can stop incineration which causes greenhouse gas problems, Climate Change, PM2.5 and reduce the generation of cat lsand. containing hazardous and hard-to-digest cat litter which pollutes the environment. With a populationStop the burning of Thai agricultural waste materials such as cassava stump and rice straw plants. It found that northern Thailand is planted in steps along the mountains, making it difficult to use a machine to cut the maize plant after harvest. If workers are hired to cut off, farmers will pay quite high wages and have to burn them instead. Meesook cat sand is a project to educate farmers about environmental impact burning and purchase these agricultural waste - Create jobs and income in Thailand to transform domestic raw materials to reduce imports and exports to bring income back to the country. As a result of global warming and climate change, cassava is widely cultivated throughout the world. Thailand itself is the country with the fourth-largest cassava cultivation area in the world. The problem posed by cassava cultivation is its rhizomes, which are agricultural waste containing up to 5 million tons per year. General agriculture chooses to eliminate cassava rhizomes by open burning. It generates 15 million tons of carbon dioxide per year. Therefore, it is the source of processing cassava rhizomes into activated charcoal to reduce open burning through innovative self-burning without chemicals and electricity as clean technology and can be processed into many products until received the second prize of the UNIDO project from the UN - Then entered into an agreement with Fang Thai Company, Thailand's largest rice straw regulator, to reduce the burning of rice straw in the open air of Thailand.until reserved winner seed award from Germany government - Each year, Thailand has 29 million tons of rice straw burned in the open air, producing carbon dioxide gas. 27 million tons of carbon. #petsmile#3become1#catsand#catlitter https://www.instagram.com/p/CaXSlTgpVnX/?utm_medium=tumblr
