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Update news climate change in Vietnam
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has approved a joint project with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to create a roadmap on greenhouse gas emission reduction in Vietnam.
The fall armyworm has hit Vietnam and caused serious damage to maize crops in recent months, after leading to the loss of billions of dollars in sub-Saharan countries and Asian countries.
The central province of Nghe An will spend VND19 billion (US$818,000) on elephant conservation by 2025, a conference heard on Monday.
Many parts of Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem Lake's banks have eroded without repair, ruining the landscape and threatening visitors' safety.
A gaur was found dead on July 23 at the Dong Nai Culture and Nature Reserve in Ma Da commune, Vinh Cuu district in the southern province of Dong Nai.
Authorities in the Mekong Delta region are calling for water-saving as the water level in the Mekong River is record low.
A garbage crisis in the central city of Da Nang has eased in recent days, but people living near Khanh Son Dump are still concerned about the city's plan to move the dump.
A Ly Son Island man is building a house from 6,000 plastic bottles.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Hoang Hiep has urged localities nationwide to step up the construction and repair of structures designed to prevent erosion along river banks and coastal areas before the rainy season
Police in the southern province of Lam Dong have caught a group of people who cut pine trees in Lam Ha District.
Tens of hectares of rice in the central region are dying from drought while over 10,000 households are facing serious water shortages.
Associate Professor Dr Phung Chi Sy, Director of the Environmental Technology Centre (ENTEC), speaks to the newspaper Nhân Dân (People) on the need to have good criteria for sanitation in all Vietnamese landfills.
Improved linkages with international organisations are needed to hasten the progress of HCM City's climate-adaptation action programmes, experts said at a workshop held in HCM City on Tuesday, July 16.
Baby turtles (Cheloniidae) hatched from eggs that had been moved to a beach in the Cham Islands' Marine Protected Area (MPA) were released into the ocean last weekend by the MPA's management board.
A climate change photo competition was launched in Hanoi on July 17 by the European Union Delegation to Vietnam, the HCM Communist Youth Union, the French Development Agency and the Embassy of France in Vietnam.
Ha Long Bay managers are trying to deal with the huge amount of rubbish dumped at sea.
There must be close ties between scientific researching and policy making to tackle plastic pollution in Vietnam, environmental campaigners have said.
The water in Hanoi's To Lich River has returned to its familiar polluted and foul-smelling state after running clear for a few days.
Haiphong City police are investigating the import of over seven tons of ivory and pangolin scales into Vietnam through Haiphong port, the local media reported.
Vietnam is at high risk of receiving out-of-date technologies from poor-quality foreign investment projects, thereby threatening the sustainable development of the local economy, analysts have warned.