Can Tho develops detailed climate change scenarios
Can Tho city is the first locality in the whole country to have a scenario of climate change and sea level rise in details.
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Can Tho city is the first locality in the whole country to have a scenario of climate change and sea level rise in details.
Hanoi Women's Union cooperates with Department of Natural Resources and Environment to launch the program
Tens of tons of valuable cage farming fish in Cau Hai lagoon (2 communes of Loc Binh, Vinh Hien, Phu Loc district) have died suddenly in recent days. The reason is that…
According to estimates by the Vietnam General Department of Sea and Islands (MONRE), there are nearly 20 thousand tons of oil and grease; nearly 16 thousand tons of plan…
In Indonesia, an old coal mine was successfully renovated by the mineral mining company to plant forests.
An environmental protection organization asked the Nepalese government to build toilets on Mount Everest to prevent pollution.
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has announced that its engineers will be able to permanently shut down the damaged nuclear engines of the Fukushima I plant around t…
Scientists have for the first time captured the image of a
The results of two recent studies show that air pollution in cities or roads can seriously impair brain function, accelerate the aging process.
Oil spill from a containter super ship that ran aground off New Zealand today spread to shore, while rescue groups attempted to stabilize the ship before a storm was exp…
In the face of increasing air pollution in Ho Chi Minh City, finding a new source of energy is important and encouraged.
A strong earthquake shook Indonesia's island of Bali today, causing hundreds of panic-stricken people to flee high-rise buildings and 17 injured.
Japanese media reported that the country's authorities have detected unusually high levels of radiation at one of the central districts in Japan's Tokyo capital. This ar…
A large-scale study demonstrated that toxic substances in the air increase the risk of premature birth in women by up to 30%.
Japanese officials say unusually high radioactivity was discovered in Tokyo unrelated to the Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.