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Environmental concerns over paper plant

Environmental concerns over paper plant

The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers has asked the government to monitor the implementation of a USD1.2 billion Hong Kong-invested paper project in Hau Giang due to environmental concerns.
Six provinces declare top forest fire risk alert

Six provinces declare top forest fire risk alert

Baking hot temperatures have raised the forest fire warning in six provinces to level 5 – the extremely dangerous level, according to the Vietnam Forest Administration under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Campaign calls on community to clean sea

Campaign calls on community to clean sea

The Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and Vietnam Television organised a ceremony on June 19 on Sam Son beach of central Thanh Hoa province to launch a campaign to clean the sea at the national level.
Mass coral bleaching found in Con Dao Islands

Mass coral bleaching found in Con Dao Islands

Hundreds of hectares of coral at Con Dao Islands some 80 kilometres to the south-west of Vietnam have been being bleached though a process attributed due to the El Nino phenomenon.
Binh Thuan deals with red mud reservoir breach

Binh Thuan deals with red mud reservoir breach

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has ordered an investigation into a local titanium exploiter in Binh Thuan Province after a waste reservoir broke allowing huge amounts of toxic red mud to flood residential areas.
Expats, locals clean up Hanoi

Expats, locals clean up Hanoi

On Xuân Diệu Street in Hanoi, these days, you might catch a glimpse of a group of foreigners and Vietnamese collecting trash, which has illegally been dumped into the small lake by the side of the road.
PM approves plan on air quality control until 2020

PM approves plan on air quality control until 2020

The national action plan on air quality control until 2020 with a vision to 2025, which aims to strictly monitor sources of exhaust fumes, especially industrial fumes, has been approved by the Prime Minister.
China’s actions in East Sea destroy coral reefs: US ecologist

China’s actions in East Sea destroy coral reefs: US ecologist

Dredging and filling activities during China’s illegal construction and reinforcement of man-made islands in Vietnam’s Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago have caused considerable losses of and irreversible damage to the ecosystem here, particularly beautiful and unique coral reefs.

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