Polluted water can threaten the Saigon River
Colonel Phan Huu Vinh said that he instructed his subordinate units to coordinate with functional agencies to check and solve the problem of reservoir dumping, causing w…
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Colonel Phan Huu Vinh said that he instructed his subordinate units to coordinate with functional agencies to check and solve the problem of reservoir dumping, causing w…
In the morning of July 15, Hanoi City People's Committee submitted to the City People's Council to consider the project of environmental rescue Hanoi from now until 2010.
Asia's rapid economic growth in recent years has contributed significantly to climate change and environmental pollution, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
The water resources situation of many seriously polluted lakes in Hanoi can be solved by German technology.
In the days of being covered by smoke, many Hanoi people find it difficult to breathe and sting their eyes. When light rain appeared, I measured and found that the pH of…
Nature uses a substance capable of destroying pollutants to clean the air, but so far humans have not found this substance.
Pollution in Southeast Asia's largest river is pushing the population of extinct Irrawaddy dolphins, according to a warning from the International Fund for Nature Protec…
The American Cancer Research Organization's annual report on April 29 found that six out of 10 Americans must live in heavily polluted areas.
Simultaneously handling pollution of some rivers and lakes in Hanoi, scientists determined to implement the
Air pollution helps plants absorb more CO2, thus reducing the impact of the greenhouse effect.
In many areas of the world, the foresight in the days of cloudiness has decreased since the 1970s due to the increase of environmental pollutants.
Practicing aluminum extraction from bauxite ore generates a large amount of red mud, a hazardous waste. However, it is this sludge that can be used to treat industrial w…
Population explosion, poor resource management, flood and drought are turning clean water into luxury for hundreds of millions of Asians.
Super soft toilet paper is something we only use for a few seconds, but its negative effects on the environment can last for centuries, more than a car.