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Dangerous fishing habits kill too many fish

Dangerous fishing habits kill too many fish

Unnatural and harmful fishing methods are depleting fish stocks in unsustainable ways across the country, but localities lack the means to stop them, a Tin Tuc report says.
Act on climate-change: Deputy PM

Act on climate-change: Deputy PM

Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh told participants at the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) yesterday that "it is time for us to take action" on the sustainable management of water resources and climate-change agreements.
Probe launched into urban river project

Probe launched into urban river project

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has recommended that the Government should not lift the ban on the construction of an urban area in Dong Nai Province that involves massive encroachment into a major river.
PM okays LED lighting promotion in Vietnam

PM okays LED lighting promotion in Vietnam

The Prime Minister has approved a project to develop LED (lighting-emitting diode) lighting technology in Vietnam partly funded by the United Nations Development Programme via the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
Factory pollution kills livestock

Factory pollution kills livestock

Livestock is dying and the lives of many people in Gio Quang Commune, Quang Tri Province, are at risk because of pollution from a fish meal processing factory in Quang Ngang Industrial Park.
North, centre to swelter

North, centre to swelter

The National Hydro-meteorological Forecasting Centre yesterday said the country's northern and central regions would continue to experience dry and hot weather through Sunday at least.
Hung Yen to tackle lead poisoning in village

Hung Yen to tackle lead poisoning in village

Deputy Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said 13 households involved in the recycling of lead should be shifted out of the northern Hung Yen Province's Dong Mai craft village immediately.

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