Bangkok, Aug. 15 -- Thailand is set to approve its first-ever climate change legislation, designed to tackle the growing environmental crisis and promote sustainable development across the nation.

The "Climate Change Act," which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance the country's resilience to climate impacts, is currently under review by over 30 government agencies before it is presented to the Cabinet for approval.

The bill, which has been a long-awaited step in Thailand's climate policy, is poised to become a critical tool in the country's efforts to combat global warming.

Once the bill is approved, it will create a "Climate Fund" designed to finance adaptation projects and facilitate the country's transition to a more...