Việt Nam News

Experts attribute the surge in seismic activity to the construction of hydropower dams.

Hà Nội is determined to complete the project of pumping water from the Hồng (Red) River to the Tô Lịch River by September 2 next year to revive "dead" rivers and improve the environment.

Activities such as fishing, aquaculture and tourism services are directly impacting the coral reefs, leading to significant ecosystem degradation. The establishment of a comprehensive buoy system is urgently needed, experts have emphasised.

The Côn Đảo National Park off the coast of the southern province of Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu has officially received a certificate for Trứng Island as the ‘seabird sanctuary’ with the highest breeding density, and the Vietnamese ‘heritage tree’ title for 24 ancient trees.

The Environmental Day presents MMVN's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2040 and becoming a pioneering wholesaler and retailer with sustainable green innovations.

The island, which is devoid of human habitation and characterised by sparse grass and rocks, has become a crucial breeding ground for several rare seabird species.

This recommendation follows the ministry's release of the first-ever water resource scenario for the Red-Thái Bình basin.

Malaysia and Singapore have agreed to exchange information on air and water resource quality improvement.

Nguyễn Thị Thanh Mỹ, deputy director of HCM City’s Department of Natural Resources and Environment, said the city is developing the technical infrastructure for source-based waste classification.

The Southeast Asian Bat Conference has come to Việt Nam for the first time and is being held in HCM City from November 26 to 28.

Despite various measures implemented by local authorities and forest managers to curb the situation, the issue has not yet 'cooled down'.

HCM City is striving to accelerate its waste sorting programme and eliminate plastic waste from daily life with the collaboration of many stakeholders.

The bear, classified as a rare and endangered species under Group IB, was discovered as teams of the Management Board and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Việt Nam collaborated to set up camera traps to investigate the presence of the saola (scientifically known as Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) in the reserve.

Provincial authorities are monitoring weather developments closely and evacuating residents from flood-prone and high-risk areas.

It aims to have all of its buses in the capital to be electric or using green energy by 2035.

All provinces and cities across the country had issued plans and directives to implement specific activities of the project in line with local conditions.

According to the NCHMF, the cold front will result in temperatures dropping sharply across the northern region.

Identified as “Chelonia mydas,” the green sea turtle is listed as an endangered and critically protected species in Việt Nam’s Red Data Book.