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pollution in Vietnam
tin tức về pollution in Vietnam mới nhất
iconUntreated waste on Phu Quoc sparks concern
Phu Quoc Island off the southern province of Kien Giang has been a tourist hotspot of the Mekong Delta region, but waste treatment on this island remains an environmental issue.
iconHCM City aims to reduce litter dropping
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT01/11/2019
Binh Dien Wholesale Market in HCM City’s District 8 wants city authorities to help reduce the waste it produces.
iconHCM City determined to clear up canals and channels
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT31/10/2019
HCM City People's Committee has asked related agencies to focus on dealing with canal and channel pollution and encroachment in the area.
iconCompany fined for illegal sand mining
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT31/10/2019
Central Highlands Dak Nong Province's People’s Committee has fined a company VND130 million (US$5,600) for illegal sand mining, vov.vn online newspaper reported.
iconVan Kieu ethnic minority man protects the forest by taking it home
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT27/10/2019
Hồ Ra Ơi, a Vân Kiều ethnic minority man in the Central Highlands province of Đắk Krông, has his own unique way of protecting the forest.
iconDa River water safe for consumption: official
SOCIETY23/10/2019
Water supplied to hundreds of thousands of households in Hanoi that was contaminated by oil waste is now safe for drinking and cooking, according to Hanoi authorities.
iconStartup bridges parties to have better waste treatment
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT23/10/2019
Treating waste is not an easy task in Vietnam. A start-up has chosen for itself the tough job of connecting various parties for treating waste.
iconSOS from polluted beaches
PHOTOS22/10/2019
Many localities in Vietnam have faced serious white pollution or plastic pollution. Plastic debris is found everywhere.
iconVN Environment Ministry to survey Mekong Delta’s subsidence
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT22/10/2019
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment plans to make a full inspection of subsidence in the Mekong Delta provinces between 2020 and 2025.
iconVietnam to install air quality monitoring system
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT21/10/2019
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) is planning to design a system to monitor air quality across all provinces and cities.
iconTram Chim National Park biodiversity threatened
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT20/10/2019
The biodiversity of Tram Chim National Park in the southern province of Dong Thap is being seriously endangered due to the impacts of climate change and human activities.
iconNearly 4,000 plastic waste containers clogged in Vietnam's ports
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT18/10/2019
More than 3,800 plastic waste containers have piled up for more than 90 days at Vietnam’s three major ports of Hai Phong, Vung Tau and HCM City’s Cat Lai, according to the latest report by Vietnam Customs.
iconLow rainfall worsened air quality in Hanoi
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT16/10/2019
Last September recorded the lowest rainfall in the last six years, triggering air pollution and increasing the concentration of PM2.5, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment announced on Monday.
iconPM orders investigation into Dak Nong forest destruction
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT13/10/2019
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked local authorities in Dak Nong Province to report on an incident in which large amounts of pine forest on lucrative land plots were poisoned.
iconWeather apps offer unreliable data
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT13/10/2019
Hanoi's residents have been advised to be watchful of the applications they use to check the city's air quality.
iconHau Giang struggles with waste disposal headache
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT12/10/2019
The southern province of Hau Giang is battling with waste disposal as existing landfills are overloaded, while its waste treatment project implementation has remained at a standstill.
iconCleaning service blamed for helping worsen Hanoi's air quality
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT12/10/2019
New cleaning machines are being blamed for Hanoi's air pollution after the local authorities stopped watering the streets three years ago.
iconVietnam needs to do more to combat wildlife trafficking
SCI-TECH & ENVIRONMENT12/10/2019
Nearly a decade ago, Vietnam lost its last rhino. Since then, the country has made great efforts to combat wildlife trafficking and protect biodiversity.
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Số giấy phép: 09/GP - BTTTT, cấp ngày 07/01/2019
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