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Hanoi to end use of deadly stoves

Hanoi to end use of deadly stoves

Hanoi plans to stop the use of beehive-shaped coal bricks by 2020 as part of measures to improve air quality and living conditions, according to the municipal Department of Natural Resources and Environment.
72 wild animals rescued in January

72 wild animals rescued in January

At least 72 wild animals were released in their natural habitat in the first month of the year, according to Education for Nature Vietnam (ENV).
S Korea, VN up green power ties

S Korea, VN up green power ties

There are plenty of opportunities for Vietnam and South Korea to collaborate in the power sector, including renewables, a forum heard in HCM City yesterday.
ADB to assist waste-to-energy plants in Mekong Delta

ADB to assist waste-to-energy plants in Mekong Delta

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a $100 million loan facility agreement with China Everbright International Limited (CEIL) to help a series of municipal waste-to-energy (WTE) plants in primary and secondary cities in the Mekong Delta.
Hoan Kiem Lake cleanup almost finished

Hoan Kiem Lake cleanup almost finished

The dredging of Hoan Kiem Lake has been almost finished and is expected to finish ahead of schedule. Hanoi has also planned to use water from nearby wells to pour into the lake.
Experts see solar power potential

Experts see solar power potential

The total economic potential of ground-mounted solar projects in Vietnam is at least seven gigawatts under present market conditions, much higher than the national solar target of 0.8GW by 2020, according to experts.
Lý Sơn Island fights mass tourism development

Lý Sơn Island fights mass tourism development

Rapid development of resorts, hotels and entertainment projects in the Lý Sơn Island off the central coastal province of Quảng Ngãi threaten to seriously damage the ancient geography of the area related to volcanic eruptions 25 to 30 million

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