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Ministry to curb illegal mineral exploitation

Ministry to curb illegal mineral exploitation

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is planning to raise fines for illegal mineral exploitation in a bid to curb rampant violations and reduce pollution from such activities.
Delta targets wetlands preservation

Delta targets wetlands preservation

Mekong Delta authorities must protect wetland areas against the impact of economic development through advanced conservation measures, experts have recommended.
'Asian Unicorn' faces extinction

'Asian Unicorn' faces extinction

Scientists from the WWF say that the Asian unicorn, is often caught in wire snares that hunters set to catch other animals which are targeted by the demand of traditional medicine.
Race to save the devil Down Under

Race to save the devil Down Under

It's been hundreds of years since the Tasmanian devil last lived on the Australian mainland but a pioneering group is being bred for survival.
How Germany deals with pollution discussed

How Germany deals with pollution discussed

Vietnam’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and Germany’s Ministry of the Environment held a seminar on Germany’s experiences in dealing with land pollution in Hanoi.
Youth speak out on environment

Youth speak out on environment

Young residents of big cities are expressing their concerns about pressing environmental problems by urging residents and authorities to actively take part in reducing pollution levels.
Five city factories fined for pollution

Five city factories fined for pollution

The HCM City Environmental Crime Prevention and Fighting Police Department discovered five factories in District 12 discharging untreated wastewater and emissions into the environment.
City’s environment programme ineffective

City’s environment programme ineffective

HCM City's environment protection programme has not been effective as it has faced many obstacles that have rendered the anti-pollution measures redundant, local residents said.
Pacific plastic soup grew 100-fold

Pacific plastic soup grew 100-fold

The vast swirl of plastic waste floating in the North Pacific has grown 100-fold over the last 40 years, according to a research paper published Wednesday.

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