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Tyler Roney

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As seen in: BK Magazine, Coconuts, National Geographic, Nikkei Asia, China Daily (English), Foreign Policy Magazine, Cracked, Global Times, Scroll.in, The Diplomat Magazine, NewsBreak, Eco-Business and
Covers:  Southeast Asia, environment, human rights, China, Mekong, science fiction
Bangkok’s #1 West Virginian. ME with @coconuts for @bkmagazine. Bad moods with @ForeignPolicy, @Diplomat_APAC, etc. Mekong with @DialogueEarth_.

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Tyler Roney’s Biography

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Current Southeast Asia editor with China Dialogue and The Third Pole in Bangkok, Thailand. Managing editor with Coconuts for BK Magazine, and formerly managing editor at The World of Chinese in Beijing and a columnist for The Diplomat. Found on Twitter at @TylerRoney.

Tyler Roney’s Journalist Portfolio

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Interview: 'Thai people need to have a say in Mekong hydropower'

Interview: 'Thai people need to have a say in Mekong hydropower'

Environmental campaigner Pai Deetes on the future of Thailand's rivers and environmental policy as the countr…

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Lack of data on dams mars Mekong governance efforts | The Third Pole

Lack of data on dams mars Mekong governance efforts | The Third Pole

Activists say operational data from dams on China's section of the Mekong would aid conservation efforts and …

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Reform Is Becoming Treason in Thailand

Reform Is Becoming Treason in Thailand

BANGKOK-Two days after Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn's private jet landed in Germany last week, reportedly lo…

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Untold impact on northern Thailand's wildlife from Mekong dams

Untold impact on northern Thailand's wildlife from Mekong dams

Otters, fish and birds along the Ing and Ruak rivers face threats from hydropower dams on the Mekong, but und…

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Thailand's Protests Are Turning Dangerously Violent

Thailand's Protests Are Turning Dangerously Violent

BANGKOK-Thailand's mass protests in August 2020 had an almost festival atmosphere. Students-turned-celebritie…

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Wet-season dam operations hit Mekong ecology and communities

Wet-season dam operations hit Mekong ecology and communities

As China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party on 1 July, the Jinghong dam in Yunnan Provin…

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Articles

Arcadia, Phra Khanong’s cyberpunk pub, is reborn as Arcadia Live

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| bkmagazine.com
If someone told you they were going to start building arcade machines from scratch so that they could open up a neon-noir cyberpunk Blade Runner-esque gaming bar in Phra Khanong, you would take sharp objects from that person. But that’s exactly what Todd Ruiz did when he opened Arcadia Barcade in 2022. What happened next was just plain weird. It worked, and not just as a bar and hotel. It worked as a community. It forged “Arcadia people”.
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Q&A: As Thailand bets on EVs, what will happen to the spent batteries?

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| Eco-Business Verified
In 2020, Thai authorities announced that they would endeavour to make Thailand a regional electric vehicle (EV) hub in just five years. True enough, by 2025, Chinese EV manufacturing companies had made the country a solid base. This was epitomised by BYD opening a 948,000 sq m plant in Rayong in July 2024, boasting an annual production capacity of 150,000 vehicles.
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Q&A: As Thailand bets on EVs, what will happen to the spent batteries?

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| Dialogue Earth Verified
In 2020, Thai authorities announced that they would endeavour to make Thailand a regional electric vehicle (EV) hub in just five years. True enough, by 2025, Chinese EV manufacturing companies had made the country a solid base. This was epitomised by BYD opening a 948,000 sq m plant in Rayong in July 2024, boasting an annual production capacity of 150,000 vehicles.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing stories for the HuntingtonNews.Net in Huntington, West Virginia.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, as well as a word processor.

How is social media changing news?

For the worse.
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