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Hazardous industrial waste must be destroyed and has been banned from being sold for fear of heath risks and environmental pollution. Hazardous waste, however is still being sold in the southern province of Dong Nai. Hazardous industrial waste trading centres can be found on some streets, such as Nguyen Ai Quoc, Bui Van Hoa and along National Highway 1A.15/09/2015
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Police in 45 precincts in Da Nang city have used bicycles for their daily patrol following a programme that debuted in 2012, said senior lieutenant colonel Tran Phuoc Phuong, from the City's Public Security Department. Da Nang city is the first in Viet Nam to promote the use of environmentally friendly vehicles by law enforcement officials. In the central region, Hoi An was the first city to promo...15/09/2015
Coal is one of Quang Ninh Province’s most important mineral resources. However, almost all coal mines have been applied backward technology to exploit coal, negatively impacting on land and water resources.15/09/2015
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment launched a ceremony to announce its Strategy for Sustainable Exploitation and Utilization of Marine Natural Resources and Environment Protection until 2020 and vision toward 2030 on April 2,2014 in Hanoi.15/09/2015
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment launched a ceremony to announce its Strategy for Sustainable Exploitation and Utilization of Marine Natural Resources and Environment Protection until 2020 and vision toward 2030 on April 2,2014 in Hanoi.15/09/2015
Bien Hoa City People's Committee in southern Dong Nai province asked local agencies to carry out a planned relocation of households living in floating villages on the Dong Nai river as soon as possible. "The relocation project aims to tackle worsening pollution in the river, which causes fish to die en masse. It's a problem that has occurred on and off for years," said Deputy Chairman Ph...15/09/2015
Bien Hoa City People's Committee in southern Dong Nai province asked local agencies to carry out a planned relocation of households living in floating villages on the Dong Nai river as soon as possible. "The relocation project aims to tackle worsening pollution in the river, which causes fish to die en masse. It's a problem that has occurred on and off for years," said Deputy Chairman Ph...15/09/2015
A leader of a campaign to stop global trade in ivory from elephants and rhinocerous has praised the Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, for speaking out on the issue. Elisabeth McLellan, co-director of the World Wildlife Fund International's Global Wildlife Trade Campaign, described the commitment as a turning point in the fight.15/09/2015
A leader of a campaign to stop global trade in ivory from elephants and rhinocerous has praised the Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, for speaking out on the issue. Elisabeth McLellan, co-director of the World Wildlife Fund International's Global Wildlife Trade Campaign, described the commitment as a turning point in the fight.