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US, Vietnam strengthen cooperation in wildlife protection

US, Vietnam strengthen cooperation in wildlife protection

US Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell has said her visit to Vietnam on June 29-July 1 aims to boost the US-Vietnam cooperation in the fight against wildlife trafficking, including elephant, rhino, sea tortoise, tiger, and pangolin.
Hanoi moves to adapt climate change

Hanoi moves to adapt climate change

Nguyen Vinh Lien, Head of the municipal Department of Irrigation, has called on units to speed up upgrades to embankments, irrigation systems and flood-proof initiatives to ensure maintained agricultural production during this year’s flooding season which starts from July
Sand exploitation threatens Mekong

Sand exploitation threatens Mekong

Policymakers and experts gathered at Can Tho City on Friday to discuss and propose an inter-provincial policy for the sustainable management of sediment in the Mekong Delta region.
ASEAN heritage in Central Highlands devastated

ASEAN heritage in Central Highlands devastated

Hundreds of precious perfumed trees (Pterocarpus macrocarpus) in Chu Mom Ray National Park have been felled. Local authorities knew nothing about the incidents until they were informed by media.
Vietnam joins hands to prevent pangolin trade

Vietnam joins hands to prevent pangolin trade

Vietnam wants to cooperate with international organisations and countries worldwide to preserve endangered wildlife animals, including pangolins which are on the brink of extinction due to illegal hunting and trading for meat and scales.
Hanoi warned of severe river pollution

Hanoi warned of severe river pollution

Warnings have been raised over Hanoi's river system, which has been severely polluted by untreated sewage, industrial waste and garbage, despite the efforts of authorities to improve the situation.
Nghe An declares state of emergency due to drought

Nghe An declares state of emergency due to drought

The central province of Nghe An’s People’s Committee has for the first time announced a state of emergency across the province due to prolonged severe drought occurring in the locality during the summer-autumn crop 2015.
Villagers blame polluted river for cancer deaths

Villagers blame polluted river for cancer deaths

Black-as-coal and smelling of something rank, the Nhue river snakes its way through the middle of Van Hoang Commune, Phu Xuyen District in Ha Noi. The polluted river is likely more than just an eyesore.
Animals to get more space at HCM City zoo

Animals to get more space at HCM City zoo

A plan to redesign the Sai Gon Zoo and Botanical Gardens by has been approved by the zoo management and will next be submitted to the HCM City Department of Urban Planning and Architecture.
City finds 700 firms polluting

City finds 700 firms polluting

Nearly 700 new polluters have been identified in HCM City, according to figures released by the city Department of Mineral Resources and Environment at a meeting with the city People's Council last week.

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