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IZs told to protect environment

IZs told to protect environment

The ban followed a request last month by Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai who is concerned about environmental pollution of the surroundings, including water supplies and good farm land.
WB backs Green Growth Strategy for Vietnam

WB backs Green Growth Strategy for Vietnam

The World Bank (WB) will cooperate with Vietnam to ensure that progress made in living standards over past years continues and the country achieves sustainable economic development consistent with a Green Growth Strategy.
German partners help Mekong Delta tackle climate change

German partners help Mekong Delta tackle climate change

Representatives from the Mekong Delta German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and Siemens gathered at a meeting on August 18 to discuss a project to enhance the region’s capacity to better cope with climate change.
High salinity triggers water shortage in Da Nang

High salinity triggers water shortage in Da Nang

Residents in seven districts of the central city have lacked clean water since last week as the salinity in Cau Do water plant –Da Nang's major water supply –reached an alarming high of 9.950mg per litre.
Firm told to deal with toxic substance threat

Firm told to deal with toxic substance threat

The Cuu Long Investment Joint Stock Company has been instructed to deal with 6,900 litres polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) transformer oil it has stored in a warehouse at Cai Lan Port since late 2007.
Stamp set “Vietnamese primates” issued

Stamp set “Vietnamese primates” issued

The Ministry of Information and Communications and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development have issued a stamp set “Vietnamese Primates” on the occasion of the 25th Congress of the International Primatological Society hosted by Vietnam.
Elephants at risk in Dak Lak

Elephants at risk in Dak Lak

Elephant numbers are falling rapidly in Dak Lak Province and local authorities are struggling to protect the giant animals from the threat of extinction.
African ivory smugglers foiled in HMC City

African ivory smugglers foiled in HMC City

HCM City customs officers on August 6 announced they seized three African elephant tusks sent from France to Danang city, with an estimated cost of VND3 billion (nearly US$150,000).

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