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Ancient trees go to cities in masses

Ancient trees go to cities in masses

Travelers along the National Highway 1A are amazed seeing wild ancient trees sold along the road, pricing from a few dozens to a few hundreds of million dong.
Growing capital feels the thirst

Growing capital feels the thirst

Ongoing urban expansion and growth in the capital has necessitated the diversification of water sources from its long-term sole dependence on underground water.
World Bank backs green projects

World Bank backs green projects

The World Bank will lend Vietnam US$50 million to build waste water treatment plants and improve environmental policies in industrial zones in four provinces of Vietnam.
Hanoi develops renewable energy

Hanoi develops renewable energy

The municipal authorities of Hanoi issued the Renewable Energy Development Program to boost the application of advanced technologies in exploiting renewable energies.
Committee demands end to wood exploitation

Committee demands end to wood exploitation

Environmental experts have called for an end to forest wood exploitation in Vietnam after it emerged that 2012 plans for tree regeneration will fall well short of targets.
Australia's Antarctic runway melting

Australia's Antarctic runway melting

Australia said it was searching for a new aircraft landing site for planes supplying its three bases in Antarctica because the current runway is melting.
State to clean up insecticide leaks

State to clean up insecticide leaks

A programme to curb pollution from insecticide residues by targeting 100 hot spots throughout the nation will cost VND1.01 trillion ($48.4 million).
Ministers meet for crunch biodiversity talks

Ministers meet for crunch biodiversity talks

Over 70 environment ministers meet in India for key talks on halting the depletion of Earth's natural resources, under pressure to put up money to match their political pledges.

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