4.5 million USD against climate change in Vietnam
The UN-REDD Program is implementing its first activities in Vietnam. The Norwegian government has pledged $ 4.5 million in funding for the 20-month project.
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The UN-REDD Program is implementing its first activities in Vietnam. The Norwegian government has pledged $ 4.5 million in funding for the 20-month project.
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Tra fish populations and a number of other large fish species will be pushed to the extinct shore if the plan to build hydropower plants on the Mekong River is approved.
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The melting of glaciers around the world will give rise to new food crises.
The US scientists have just released the latest calculation of oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, whereby the amount of oil escaping from the bay every day can re…
The plane may accidentally create holes in the clouds, creating snow or rain on the way.
Humans and animals fight against the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico while millions of liters of oil continue to escape from the bottom of the bay.
At 8:55 pm today (June 23), a 4.7 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Phan Thiet and shocked level 4 to Ho Chi Minh City.
Years of experience combined with early participation in REDD + preparation helps Vietnam play a leading role in the region ...
If you are in high-rise buildings when a major earthquake occurs, the first thing is to crawl under a sturdy table, not to find a way to run out.
The earthquake this morning made Ho Chi Minh City
A NASA team has just succeeded in testing a tsunami prediction system using GPS data.
A new form of acid rain caused by car smoke is threatening tropical forests around the world.