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On March 21, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Vietnam, the Ministry of Economic Development, Energy and Environment on behalf of the Govern…
Over 50 Vietnamese provinces and cities tomorrow night will work with the whole world to act in Earth Hour, with many activities such as using renewable energy, acting f…
Russia, the United States, China, India and other countries will meet in Moscow on February 21-22 to discuss whether to oppose the European Union (EU) decision to impose…
Canada has officially withdrawn from the Kyoto protocol, becoming the first country to give up the agreement on climate change.
On December 16, 2012, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said Canada decided to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol because it said the Decree was not…
At the last minute of the 11/12 supplementary meeting, more than 190 delegates attending the Durban (South Africa) international conference finally agreed on a new legal…
On October 22, the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Environment (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment) organized a workshop to
Dr. Rachel Armstrong of TED nonprofit organization in the US and co-director of Avatar - the research team specializes in exploiting the potential application of modern…
Vietnamese scientists and researchers can apply for support from three international climate change research funds established by the New Zealand government.
Washington said yesterday it will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars to a fund to support climate change for poor countries.
In the first quarter of this year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will start the world's most sustainable city construction project with an initial investment cost estim…
To reduce air pollution, Korea will sell biodiesel to private vehicles from July. This type of biodiesel includes diesel and 5% rapeseed oil. The Ministry of Commerce, I…
Exposure to emissions from vehicles can slow the learning ability of elementary school children, according to a new study.
Many people believe that washing hands with warm water will kill all bacteria. But that is not true.