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Formosa's illegal dumping prosecuted

Formosa's illegal dumping prosecuted

Police in the central province of Ha Tinh has decided to prosecute the illegal dumping of toxic waste of Hung Hiep Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Limited Company in the area.
Formosa begins compensation payments

Formosa begins compensation payments

The Formosa Group has paid the first half of USD500m compensation after being found responsible for the mass fish deaths which badly affected tourism and fishing communities in the four central coastal provinces.
WildAid leads fight to save Pangolins

WildAid leads fight to save Pangolins

WildAid has launched a new campaign to raise the public awareness about the impact of the consumption of pangolin meat and scales in an effort to reduce demand for pangolin products in Asia.
Nationwide waste disposal inspections requested

Nationwide waste disposal inspections requested

The government has instructed to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to inspect projects across the country which have a big waste discharge amount from August this year following Formosa’s case.
Fears over Mekong River’s future

Fears over Mekong River’s future

Vu Trong Hong, chairman of the Vietnam Irrigation Association has warned about the dangers Vietnam could face when Laos build a new hydropower plant on the Mekong River.
Environmental inspections intensified

Environmental inspections intensified

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MoNRE) has been intensifying inspections of “hot spot” areas in northern provinces of Thái Nguyên and Bắc Giang, and the central city of Đà Nẵng, where environmental pollution is said to be
Formosa faces 3-year supervision

Formosa faces 3-year supervision

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has set up a special taskforce to supervise Hung Nghiep Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Co.'s operations for three years.
Saving the Highlands from drought

Saving the Highlands from drought

Intensifying the protection of forests in the Central Highlands from encroachment by hydro power plants, illegal deforestation and unplanned agricultural development would be the key to preserving water in this drought hit region.

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