Mangrove forest to be replanted in Mũi Cà Mau National Park HCM CITY — Some 150 hectares of mangrove forest will be replanted in Mũi Cà Mau National Park in the southern province of Cà Mau by 2025 under a five-year forest restoration project.

HCM City sets up public rental sites for bicycles

The HCM City Department of Transport plans to offer about 500 bicycles for rent at 50 sites in downtown areas by the end of this year.

Sino Group Announces Sustainability Vision 2030 Sino Group Announces Sustainability Vision 2030

Children and adolescents invited to join “Green Video Challenge” by UNICEF

Pollutant fees should be applied for wastewater treatment

Mai Trọng Thái, director of the Environmental Protection Sub-Department under the Hà Nội Department of Natural Resources and Environment, talks to Tài Nguyên and Môi Trường (Natural Resources and Environment) newspaper about the need to complete a legal policy to solve pollution in traditional trade villages.

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Sisaran Group Co., Ltd. Honored at the Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards 2020 Sisaran Group Co., Ltd. Honored at the Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards 2020

Beauty of life on exhibit at Sàn Art A new exhibition featuring the latest works by a group of Vietnamese and foreign artists is on display at Sàn Art, a non-profit fine arts organisation, in HCM City. 

French-era railway headquarters in HCM City needs preservation

Many experts agree that the 20th-century building in downtown HCM City serving as the headquarters of the Sài Gòn Railway Company on 136 Hàm Nghi Street needs to be preserved. Two architects give their views about the need for preservation:

Despite campaign, Hà Nội’s markets still flooded with plastic waste

It has been more than a year since the fight against plastic waste was launched on a national scale and despite claims of success by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, VietnamPlus reporters have observed that single-use plastic is still commonly used at markets and supermarkets in Ha Noi.