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Netherlands aids waste treatment project in Binh Duong

Netherlands aids waste treatment project in Binh Duong

The Dutch Government will give financial support to the implementation, operation and maintenance of the water drainage and wastewater treatment project in the southern province of Binh Duong as stipulated in an agreement signed on July 22.
Quảng Ninh to curb coal transport

Quảng Ninh to curb coal transport

A leader of the northeastern Quảng Ninh Province has ordered a stop to coal transportation on major highways in the province by the end of 2016, in an attempt to curb illegal coal exploitation and transportation.
Photo contest about water launched in Hanoi

Photo contest about water launched in Hanoi

A photo contest entitled “Our Water, Our Life” has been launched in Hanoi to enhance public awareness of water security and climate change in Vietnam and around the world.
Đà Nẵng to supervise wildlife with camera traps

Đà Nẵng to supervise wildlife with camera traps

The Centre of Biodiversity Conservation (GreenViet), in co-operation with US-based San Diego Zoo Global and the management board of Bà Nà-Núi Chúa Nature Reserve has begun a wildlife supervision programme.
Inspection into Formosa waste dumping urged

Inspection into Formosa waste dumping urged

Deputy PM Trinh Dinh Dung has requested the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to co-operate with authorities of Ha Tinh Province in the inspection of the dumping of waste by the steel plant of Formosa.
Exercise equipment purifies HCM City canal

Exercise equipment purifies HCM City canal

Cycling machines attached to a water filtration system have been installed on the bank of a canal in HCM City. These have not only helped local people to do their exercise, but also keep the canal clean.
Sea dyke erosion worsens in Mekong Delta

Sea dyke erosion worsens in Mekong Delta

The impact of climate change and a rise in sea levels has accelerated the erosion of sea dykes in the Mekong Delta, with the southernmost province of Ca Mau being the most vulnerable.

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