Environment

Four to five storms are forecast to hit Vietnam’s mainland in 2019, according to the National Centre for Hydro-Metrological Forecasting.

Rubbish has piled up in many districts in Hanoi after people living near Nam Son Dumping site protested against the site’s activities.

A tropical depression has turned into storm Mun on July 2, according to the National Centre for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting.

Authorities in Dak Lak Province have released two elephants which were used in the tourism industry.

Six Vietnamese nationals, who were detained in South Africa in 2018 for violating the country’s biodiversity act on protection of threatened species, left the country for home on June 30 after performing their obligations to the court’s rulings.

Whaling ships set sail Monday on the first commercial hunts in decades, as Japan brushed aside global outrage over its decision to resume what conservationists say is a cruel and outdated practice.

The capital city of Hanoi wants to be rid of all plastic and nylon bags in traditional markets by next year.

Europe was bracing itself for a sweltering Saturday as the heatwave continued across the continent.

A USD800-million project to build a wastewater treatment plant and wastewater collecting drain system for Hanoi’s major rivers, including To Lich River, is at a standstill.

The on-going hot spell which is ravaging the central region has set some new records.

The prolonged heat wave and severe drought in Quang Tri and other central provinces has badly affected local people.

Hanoi’s total water supply capacity is sufficient to meet the demand of the capital city’s residents during summer, said Secretary Hoang Trung Hai at a meeting on June 27.

Malaysian customs officers arrested two Indian men attempting to smuggle over 5,000 terrapins through the country to be sold as pets, officials said Wednesday.

The height of the Fansipan peak in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai, the highest mountain in Indochina, was actually 3,147.3 metres, according to the Department of Survey Mapping and Geographic Information under the Ministry of Natural Resources

Five people in Nghe An Province have been sentenced to a total nearly 14 years in prison for hunting rare animals.

A graffiti campaign has been conducted in some Vietnamese localities to call for the public protection of wild animals.

The ongoing heat wave in Nghe An Province has destroyed hundreds of hectares of tea trees in the local areas.

Formosa Company has addressed all the violations as committed with the Vietnamese government after the environmental disasters that caused mass fish deaths the along the country’s central coast.

Himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast now as they were before the turn of the century, according to a new study that relied on recently declassified Cold War-era satellite imagery.