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Mono News Wins First Runner-Up Award for Environmental News Feature Exposing the Global Boiling Crisis

Mono News Wins First Runner-Up Award for Environmental News Feature Exposing the Global Boiling Crisis

n May 29, 2026, at the Asawin Grand Convention Hotel, the Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) held its 33rd Anniversary Academic Seminar under the theme “Global Environment, Thai Environment: Adapt to Live, Learn to Survive.” The event served as a platform for exchanging knowledge, discussing policy directions, and exploring solutions to three major global environmental crises that pose significant challenges to Thailand: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. The seminar also featured an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding special reports on global environmental crises, honoring journalists who have effectively and powerfully communicated these critical issues to the public.

Mono29 received the First Runner-Up Award for its special report titled “2026: The Year of Earth’s Reset? When ‘Global Boiling’ Is No Longer Just a Warning.” The award was accepted by Nonthakrit Klomklorm, Mono29 News Anchor, and Charintra Kongiad, Content Creator, on behalf of the team. The award was presented by Dr. Piyasvasti Amranand, Chairman of the Thailand Environment Institute Foundation.

The award-winning feature report examines how 2026 recorded the highest global temperatures in 177 years, signaling what many experts describe as the final warning during the transition from global warming to global boiling. The report highlights the severe consequences for Thailand, which is facing a simultaneous triple threat of extreme heat, air pollution, and drought. According to the report, these extreme climate conditions are expected to continue through 2027, creating impacts that extend far beyond public health concerns.

The feature also reveals how the crisis is disrupting Thailand’s agricultural sector and causing economic losses estimated at more than 80 billion baht annually. Despite the growing severity of the situation, effective government measures to address and mitigate these impacts have yet to be fully implemented.

The recognition reflects Mono News’ commitment to delivering in-depth journalism that raises public awareness of critical environmental challenges and their far-reaching consequences for society and the economy.

Mono Next Fills Four Hearts, Donates Items in Celebration of Valentine’s Day

Mono Next Fills Four Hearts, Donates Items in Celebration of Valentine’s Day

Mono Next Public Company Limited adds deeper meaning to the month of love by extending care and compassion to society and the environment through its “MONO NEXT CARE: Separate to Care for the World” initiative. The program aims to promote responsible resource utilization, waste reduction, and sustainable change.

On February 11, 2026, representatives of Mono Next’s executives and employees joined together to share “love” by donating items to four key destinations, bringing smiles to recipients while caring for the planet.

The donations included:

  1. Used desk calendars donated to the Educational Technology Center for the Blind, Nonthaburi Province, to be transformed into Braille learning materials for people with visual impairments.

  2. Gently used clothing, household items, and toys donated to the Mirror Foundation, to be redistributed to underprivileged individuals and children.

  3. Bubble wrap and plastic mailing envelopes donated to the Green Hub Project at Thailand Post, Pak Kret Branch, to be processed through upcycling and recycling, creating new value from used materials.

  4. “Multi-layer packaging” (snack and pet food packaging) donated to the Kep Dee Mee Suk Project at the collection point at Central Chaengwattana, to be converted into alternative fuel, helping reduce waste volume and environmental pollution.

This Valentine’s Day, beyond sharing care with those you love, Mono Next invites everyone to help pass on positive actions to society and work together to create sustainable value for the future.

“Shop for Happiness” Project to Support for Destitute Elderly Women

“Shop for Happiness” Project to Support for Destitute Elderly Women

On August 8, 2025, Mono Next joined the “Shop for Happiness” charity sale, offering good-condition clothing and household items generously donated by executives and employees. The event took place during the “Hundred Loves from the Heart…Garlands for Mothers” fair at Jasmine International Building, Chaeng Watthana Road.

All proceeds from the sale were donated to Suthawas Home for Destitute Elderly Women (Nakhon Nayok) in honor of Her Majesty the Queen. The “Shop for Happiness” initiative, which Mono Next has been running continuously, aims to promote mindful resource use, foster a spirit of sharing, and contribute to social support efforts for those in need.

Mono Next Receives Carbon Footprint for Organization Certification

Mono Next Receives Carbon Footprint for Organization Certification

On July 16, 2025, Ms. Pitiruedee Sirisumpan, Senior Director of Corporate Governance and Sustainability at Mono Next Public Company Limited, represented the company in receiving the Carbon Footprint for Organization (CFO) certification from Dr. Wijarn Simachaya, Chairman of the Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO). The certification ceremony was organized by TGO at the Conference Hall of the Thailand Institute of Justice (TIJ) on Chaeng Watthana Road.

The event was held to honor and express appreciation to organizations that play a significant role in driving the country’s greenhouse gas reduction efforts towards achieving its Net Zero target in a tangible way, while demonstrating strong commitment to creating a sustainable future for Thailand.

Receiving this certification reflects Mono Next’s dedication to efficient greenhouse gas management and its contribution to reducing emissions and mitigating climate change impacts. The company continues to operate responsibly with respect to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles, striving towards a low-carbon society and sustainable national development.

E29 MUSIC joins the “SPOGOMI WORLD CUP 2025 THAILAND Qualifiers”

E29 MUSIC joins the “SPOGOMI WORLD CUP 2025 THAILAND Qualifiers”

Emerging idol group “THX,” led by BamBam, Tata, and Ray, participated in the “SPOGOMI WORLD CUP 2025 THAILAND Qualifiers.” The event was organized by G-Yu Creative in collaboration with Siam Piwat and both private and public sector partners. This second qualifying round in Thailand took place at Parc Paragon, Siam Paragon, on July 13, 2025.

The aim was to select Thailand’s representatives to compete on the world stage in Tokyo, Japan this November. Many artists, celebrities, influencers, and youth from across the country participated. “SPOGOMI” combines “Sport” and “Gomi” (garbage) – it is a sport originating from Japan where participants collect trash competitively, with the goal of instilling an environmentally friendly mindset in a fun and creative way. The activity is part of the global initiative “Change for the Blue.”


The initiative has been promoted since November 2018 as part of the “Ocean and Japan Project,” aiming for “Zero Marine Waste.” Many artists joined the qualifiers, including Team A2T (Move Along Journey), Team KPG (GMMTV), Team Green Earth (Kongthup Artist), Team Ai(r) moment (Bibbidii Entertainment), Team FRT Entertainment, Team MINDY SAVE THE WORLD (MINDY), Team Ganbatte がんばって, Team Party Phukla Phraewa, Team Cupcake Cream Lemon (Euphonie, IKINARI TELL ME, Sumomo), and Team THX.


BamBam, Tata, and Ray from THX shared their thoughts on participating: “We are so happy to be part of SPOGOMI WORLD CUP 2025. This is a global event that’s not only fun but also raises awareness about environmental protection. Picking up trash today feels like exercising for the planet, helping to build a better society.” “This is not just an ordinary garbage-picking competition, but an activity that truly represents the value of taking action for our world. As new-generation artists, we want to use our voices to inspire others to see that protecting the environment isn’t far from us. It starts with small things we can do every day.”

“We want to encourage the younger generation to help take care of the environment. We believe that changing the world starts with small things close to us, like putting trash in the right place or separating waste correctly. It might seem minor, but if everyone helps, it will create a huge impact.” “We want to invite everyone to start easily with small actions around them, like carrying a cloth bag or reducing plastic use. We may be just one person, but that one person can create ripples for the environment.”

MONO Receives ‘Ting To Trash’ Award, Reinforcing Commitment to Sustainable Environmental Practices

MONO Receives ‘Ting To Trash’ Award, Reinforcing Commitment to Sustainable Environmental Practices

Mono Next Public Company Limited (MONO), represented by Ms. Rungtiwa Charurattanaporn, Senior Manager of Corporate Governance and Sustainability Development, was honored with a commemorative plaque in recognition of the company’s participation in the “Ting To Trash” project. The award was presented by Dr. Kobkarn Phutrakul, Vice Chairman of the Thai Listed Companies Association. The initiative was organized by the Thai Listed Companies Association in collaboration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand.

The project aims to encourage listed companies to manage waste properly and efficiently, while also reducing greenhouse gas emissions through systematic waste separation. MONO has consistently embraced this mission by promoting effective waste segregation both within the organization and in surrounding communities. This award reflects MONO’s steadfast commitment to conducting business responsibly while conserving the environment and creating long-term value for society.

The award ceremony took place at the SEC Office on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road on May 30,

Mono Next Joins “Shop & Share for Happiness” in Support of Ramathibodi Hospital

Mono Next Joins “Shop & Share for Happiness” in Support of Ramathibodi Hospital

On April 4, 2025, Mono Next participated in the “Shop & Share for Happiness” charity event, selling pre-loved clothing and household items generously donated by executives and employees. The activity was part of the “Joyful Jasmine: Songkran Celebration for Charity – 2nd Edition”, held at Jasmine International Building on Chaeng Watthana Road.

All proceeds from the event were donated to Ramathibodi Hospital, which suffered damage from a recent fire incident. The initiative aimed to promote acts of kindness in celebration of Songkran, the Thai New Year, while also encouraging conscious consumption, fostering a spirit of sharing, and uniting the community to support society during times of crisis.

Donate Old Desk Calendars and Support Braille Storybooks for Children

Donate Old Desk Calendars and Support Braille Storybooks for Children

Mono Next Public Company Limited and its affiliates have donated old desk calendars, collected from executives and employees, to the Educational Technology Center for the Blind in Nonthaburi. The donation was received by Ms. Chanidapha Petchrak, Director of the Center, to be repurposed into learning materials for visually impaired individuals. As part of Mono Next’s annual initiative, this project promotes employee engagement in waste management, environmental conservation, and social responsibility.

The company also invites the public to support the production of Braille storybooks, which will be distributed to 17 schools for the blind across Thailand. Donations towards printing costs can be made via Krung Thai Bank, Account No. 123-1-42148-7, Account Name: Educational Technology Center for the Blind. Please include “Print Aesop’s Fables” in the transaction slip. (Receipts are eligible for tax deductions under category No. 75, as per the Ministry of Finance’s announcement.)

MONO NEXT Joins Efforts to Create Eco-Friendly EM Krathong

MONO NEXT Joins Efforts to Create Eco-Friendly EM Krathong

Ms. Nanthaphan Sangchai, Assistant Director of MONO29 TV Channel, led a team of Mono Next employees in an eco-friendly activity to craft EM Krathong for the Loy Krathong Festival. This initiative, aimed at preserving Thai traditions while protecting the environment, was organized in collaboration with the Thai Community Environment Conservation Association and the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA). The event took place at Wat Bang Oi Chang in Nonthaburi Province on November 7, 2024.

The EM Krathong are made from materials similar to EM Balls, primarily comprising rice bran and Effective Microorganisms (EM). These eco-friendly krathong serve as fish food, help treat polluted water, and leave no waste behind, reducing the burden on local authorities for cleanup efforts.

MONO29 Joins in Waste Cleanup to Sustainable Tourism

MONO29 Joins in Waste Cleanup to Sustainable Tourism

Ms.Nanthaphan Sangchai, Deputy Director of MONO29 Television Station, led a team of employees from Mono Next to participate in the “Kayaking for Canal Conservation” activity during the “Charming Near Bangkok” event. The event aimed to promote eco-tourism at Khlong Phrayapimon and was a collaboration between the provinces of Nonthaburi and Nakhon Pathom. The initiative focused on preserving local culture, community lifestyles, and the environment along the banks of Khlong Phrayapimon.

 

Under the theme “Preserve Khlong Phrayapimon: Sustainable Waterway Tourism,” the event featured notable participants, including Ms. Panisara Kanchanachitra, Deputy Governor of Nonthaburi Province, and Mr. Samrit Duangson, Mayor of Sai Noi Subdistrict. The event saw enthusiastic participation from the general public, as well as students, at Wat Sai Yai Pier on Khlong Phrayapimon, Nonthaburi Province, on September 21, 2024.

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