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Beijing's smog police outgunned in China's war on pollution

Beijing's smog police outgunned in China's war on pollution

Environmental inspectors in Beijing are scrambling to keep pace with a rising number of cases as the city tries to impose tough new standards on thousands of polluting firms, highlighting the growing logistical problems facing China's war on smog.
Cambodia seizes record 3 tons of illegal ivory

Cambodia seizes record 3 tons of illegal ivory

Cambodian authorities intercepted 3 tons of illegal ivory on Friday that was stashed in shipping containers, in the largest such seizure in the Southeast Asian country, an official said.
IFAD funds Ben Tre climate change adaptation project

IFAD funds Ben Tre climate change adaptation project

A Mekong Delta project on sustainable rural development and climate change adaptation will start in Ben Tre province later this month, according to Director of the provincial Department of Planning and Investment Nguyen Truc Son.
Tuyen Quang gets tough on mining firms

Tuyen Quang gets tough on mining firms

The Natural Resources and Environment Department of northern Tuyen Quang Province has refused to grant licenses for 13 mining companies and ordered 27 others to shut down in April.
Trash piles up in Can Tho City

Trash piles up in Can Tho City

Hundreds of tonnes of garbage have been sitting for days on the streets of Can Tho after the city's main landfill was blocked.
Marine symposium opens in Nha Trang

Marine symposium opens in Nha Trang

The beach city of Nha Trang in the central province of Khanh Hoa on April 22 hosted a symposium themed “A Healthy Ocean for Prosperity in the Western Pacific: Scientific Challenges and Possible Solutions.”
Phu Yen's "Village of lost teeth"

Phu Yen's "Village of lost teeth"

Nearly everyone in a village in Phu Yen Province suffer from severe dental problems leading to tooth loss, and they blame it on the water source.

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