Agencies move to axe child labourIt is estimated that around 25,000 children are currently working in Vietnam, with some in bad and hazardous environments.
HCM City facing landslide and fresh water shortageThe latest reports show that the underground water level and water reserves in HCM City have been decreasing rapidly.
Flying kite adventure tourism in Nha TrangA flying kite will be launched during Nha Trang Sea Festival 2011 by the Hon Tam Bien Company to promote adventure tourism.
Raglai man preserves musical traditionThe chapi is a Raglai musical instrument that is in danger of disappearing, but not if Chammalé Au of Ninh Thuan can help it
World’s largest cave in Vietnam to be introduced in 60 countriesThe world’s first 3-dimension scientific reportage is about Vietnam’s Son Doong cave and it will be broadcast in 60 countries on June 25.
WWF helps Vietnam in biodiversity conservationThe World Wildlife Fund Vietnam launched a project to avoid deforestation and forest degradation in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue.
Power lights up lives of remote villagersThe sight of electricity pylons might not be everyone's idea of a perfect view, but when you've never had power, it's a different matter.
Lang Co Festival expects to attract investmentLang Co Festival 2011 will be held on July 9-10 to promote tourism and encourage investment in the Lang Co-Chan May economic zone.
Measures to preserve Nha Trang Bay discussedOne of the measures to preserve Nha Trang Bay is to increase the community’s role in management and exploration of coral resources, experts said.
Red River becoming no longer redScientists have warned that the water of the Red River may be red no more, since the river is gradually losing silt.
Greenpeace says Barbie doll is forest vandalGreenpeace accused Mattel, the US maker of Barbie dolls, of contributing to the wanton destruction of carbon-rich Indonesian forests.
Foreign visitors to Hanoi increaseThe number of foreign arrivals to Hanoi has risen sharply since the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi.
Titanium mining destroys Binh Thuan environmentA large number of titanium mining firms in Binh Thuan Province are destroying the local environment, water supply and agricultural crops.
'Bad news' on warming should spur UN talks: climate chiefThe UN's climate chief urged negotiators gathering for new talks over news that global warming could bust a threshold widely considered safe.
Danang under scanner for selling land dirt cheapThe people’s committee has sold prime land to certain companies without auctions, sometimes at a fifth of the market price.
Sleazy spaces under HCM City’s bridgesThe space under bridges in HCM City have become mobile markets, the home to homeless people, warehouses and public toilets.
Dong Nai reserve continues to lose its elephantsA wild elephant has been found dead in the Vinh Cuu Natural Conservation Zone in Dong Nai Province, possibly due to eating pesticide-laden fruits.
Italian architects help preserve Hanoi’s old quarterThe Italian embassy in Vietnam and the Genoa Architects Association held a conference in Hanoi to introduce Genoa’s experience in preserving its old city.
Germany, Australia help Vietnam with climate changeThe Australian and German governments will provide USD63.7 million for a climate change adaptation programme in the Mekong Delta region.
Made-in-Vietnam garbage classifying machine comes outVietnam has successfully manufactured a machine which can classify and process garbage automatically.
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