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Pollution remains problem for craft villages

Pollution remains problem for craft villages

While authorities say that environmental pollution in craft villages is a result of low awareness among villagers, residents complain that local authorities solutions are ineffective.
Appearance of wild bulls peaks villagers' curiousity

Appearance of wild bulls peaks villagers' curiousity

After the rumoured appearance of wild bulls, an endangered creature in the area emerged, villagers in Phu Yen Province began searching for the animals, said to have left the forest to forage in their crops, just to catch a glimpse.
Japan battens down as intense typhoon Neoguri nears

Japan battens down as intense typhoon Neoguri nears

A powerful typhoon forced Japanese authorities to cancel flights and urge more than 100,000 people to evacuate their homes on Tuesday as the storm threatened to bring torrential rain and high winds to Japan's southern islands.
Pesticide cleanup halted after residents spot water leak

Pesticide cleanup halted after residents spot water leak

The Natural Resources and Environment Department of central Thanh Hoa Province temporarily suspended Nicotex Thanh Thai Company from treating 709 tonnes of pesticide-contaminated soil in Cam Thuy District's Cam Van Commune after local residents' complaints.
Crab bank to conserve the crustacean

Crab bank to conserve the crustacean

A blue swimming crab bank set up in Phu Quoc has helped fishermen improve their incomes while also conserving the species, a speciality of the island.
Delta faces major water crisis

Delta faces major water crisis

More efforts must be made to efficiently manage and use scarce water resources of the Mekong River as climate change and rapid development to produce electricity have threatened its sustainability.
Circular aims to curb groundwater exploitation

Circular aims to curb groundwater exploitation

Individuals and organisations wanting to exploit groundwater in areas where water levels have decreased for three consecutive years, are required to register with the local People's Committees by July 15.
Official urges new waste strategy

Official urges new waste strategy

Urban waste treatment should be handed over to private operators since public facilities have proved inefficient, Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai has said.
Rare flora preserved at Tram Chim National Park

Rare flora preserved at Tram Chim National Park

Eight species of flora enlisted in Vietnam’s Red Book are being preserved at the Tram Chim National Park in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap, which enhances the ecological balance and the rehabilitation of regional species that are

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