From landfill to lifeline: rethinking waste in Việt Nam

Despite soaring volumes of waste and growing demand for recycled materials, Việt Nam continues to send much of its trash to landfill. Policymakers, businesses and communities now face a turning point: rethink waste as a resource or suffer the consequences of inaction.

Trash talk turns serious as Việt Nam’s cities face waste crisis

Hồ Kiên Trung, Deputy Director of the Department of Environmental Pollution Control (under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment), spoke to VietnamPlus e-newspaper on the necessary measures to improve waste sorting and treatment, especially in major cities.

HCM City ramps up efforts to combat pollution

HCM City is stepping up efforts to improve its environmental quality with a series of comprehensive and sector-specific solutions, according to the city’s Department of Agriculture and Environment.

Ironwood roots run deep in Phú Thọ forest

The trek to the cluster of 11 ancient trees starts at Forest Protection Station No 3 in Bo Trẳm Hamlet, located within the reserve. It takes about an hour’s walk across grassy hills, bamboo groves, and slippery limestone slopes to reach the site where the oldest tree stands marked.

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