Environment

Marine scientists warned Thursday that our oceans are declining more rapidly than previously thought -- becoming ever warmer and more acidic and losing oxygen at an alarming rate.

Understanding ecological risks (Ecological Risk Assessment or ERA) created by climate change is part of an approach to help communities understand the problems.

Domestic and foreign experts attending a seminar on October 1 have debated ways to improve climate change adaptation and natural resource management in Vietnamese coastal areas.

The Cat Tien National Park has received two lorises that are listed in Vietnam's Red Book.

By 2020, Viet Nam intends to set up 41 nature reserves under the National Strategy on Biodiversity, officials announced at a recent meeting held by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

For many mountainous localities, water is something sacred, especially when local people are forced to use water from canals and even drainage ditches.

Deputy PM Hoang Trung Hai has asked the MoNRE to cancel the Dong Nai 6 and 6A hydropower projects due to environmental concerns.

Ten steel producers in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province have called for help from local authorities to treat the rising amount of hazardous waste from their production.

Livestock farming makes up 14.5 percent of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, the UN food agency said Thursday, proposing solutions like breeding less-flatulent types of cows.

More than 3,000 ha of Soc Trang City's mangrove coastal forest will be co-managed by local authorities and the Vo Thanh Van Hamlet coastal forest co-management group.

Authorities in Thanh Hoa Province were challenged by public concerns and doubts about their ability and credibility when a pesticide manufacturer dumped untreated chemicals into the area.

People in the central region have been facing with the serious environmental pollution after the recent flooding caused by a tropical storm.

Experts have urged Vietnam to beef up administrative efforts to manage over 90 non-native species posing threats to the national ecosystem and biodiversity.

People living near Song Tranh Hydropower Plant in Quang Nam have been worrying about their safety as the flood season comes.

The National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has warned Typhoon Usagi will result in strong winds throughout the East Sea.

A series of activities were held on September 21 in Hanoi to mark World Rhino Day, which falls on September 22.

Medical waste and wastewater which are improperly treated are adding to health concerns and environmental pollution in Vietnam.

The owner of two hydropower projects in Dong Nai Province claimed that these plants would cause less harm to the environment than public concerns suggest.

Experts have confirmed that two wild animals attacking the village poultry in Lam Dong Province were leopards.