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Sea turtle safety awareness plan to launch in 2018

Sea turtle safety awareness plan to launch in 2018

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) plans to launch a communication campaign to promote the non-use of plastic bags as a prelude to its sea turtle conservation programme on Ly Son Island in 2018.
Water pollution getting worse in Vietnam: experts

Water pollution getting worse in Vietnam: experts

Widespread water pollution nationwide has inflicted an estimated economic loss of 11.6 trillion VND (510.7 million USD) in the last ten years and the situation is not getting better, an environmental expert says.
Fresh typhoon hits East Sea

Fresh typhoon hits East Sea

A new typhoon, Kaitak, entered the south of the East Sea on Monday afternoon. The 15th storm to hit the waters this year, it is forecast to get stronger, according to the National Centre for Hydrometeorological Forecasting.
Dual-purpose bicycles help purify Hanoi lake

Dual-purpose bicycles help purify Hanoi lake

Cycling machines attached to a water filtration system have been installed on the bank of Hoang Cau Lake in Hanoi. These have not only helped local people to do their exercise, but also keep the lake clean.
Heavy air pollution shuts schools in Iran

Heavy air pollution shuts schools in Iran

Iran shut primary schools in Tehran and other parts of the country on Sunday as thick smog blanketed the capital despite curbs on road traffic and industrial activity.
Southern region leads in green growth action plans

Southern region leads in green growth action plans

The southern region is leading the country in promulgating action plans to promote green growth, an expert said at a review conference on the implementation of the Vietnam Green Growth Strategy held in Ho Chi Minh City on December 14.
Pangolin traffickers opening up new routes: study

Pangolin traffickers opening up new routes: study

Pangolin smugglers are constantly opening up new routes to evade law enforcement agencies, a study showed Friday, highlighting the challenge of tackling the trade in the world's most heavily trafficked mammal.
Tour firms may be fined for environmental offenses

Tour firms may be fined for environmental offenses

Tourism businesses operating programmes that exploit wildlife could be charged with new offenses, the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC said at a conference for sustainable tourism development held in Huế City.

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