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Nation denies WWF claim of negligence

Nation denies WWF claim of negligence

The CITES Authority of Vietnam has rejected a World Wildlife Fund report that rates Vietnam as the worst performer in wild animal protection, saying it is not objective or thorough.
Truong Son Saola disappearing

Truong Son Saola disappearing

Saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) are considered the most typical representatives for the biodiversity in Vietnam. However, 3/5 of the total saola individuals have disappeared.
Industrial zones killing rivers

Industrial zones killing rivers

Industrial zones are destroying the environment, killing rivers and creating "cancer villages" in which many residents have become fatally ill, says an official.
World's oldest hippo dies at 62

World's oldest hippo dies at 62

Donna, believed to be the world's oldest hippo, has died at the age of 62 after living more than two decades beyond the massive mammal's usual life expectancy, zoo officials said.
Drilling discovers ancient Antarctic rainforest

Drilling discovers ancient Antarctic rainforest

Drilling of the seabed off Antarctica has revealed that rainforest grew on the frozen continent 52 million years ago, scientists said Thursday, warning it could be ice-free again within decades.
Climate change could spell doom for delta

Climate change could spell doom for delta

Average temperatures in northern central Vietnam can rise by 3.5 degrees centigrade and dry season rainfall reduce by 30 percent by 2100, according to a new report prepared by the MONRE.
More wildlife rescue station built

More wildlife rescue station built

The Wildlife at Risk and the southern province of Kien Giang on July 27 put into operation the Hon Me Rescue Station in Hon Dat district.
US drought woes deepen

US drought woes deepen

The drought in America's breadbasket is intensifying at an unprecedented rate, experts warned, driving concern food prices could soar if crops in the world's key producer are decimated.
Climate change aid expected to reach USD248 mln

Climate change aid expected to reach USD248 mln

Vietnam expects to receive USD248 million of aid to its efforts to adapt to climate change this years, as all major international donors have now joined the Support Programme to Respond to Climate Change.

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