China claims not to drain the Mekong
Chinese officials say hydroelectric dams in the world's most populous country are not the cause of the Mekong's water level to hit a record low.
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Chinese officials say hydroelectric dams in the world's most populous country are not the cause of the Mekong's water level to hit a record low.
Red alluvial red river water suddenly suddenly flows through Hanoi to turn green.
Thailand's prime minister yesterday announced that the country will ask China for help in an effort to cope with the Mekong's record low water level.
Many people believe that this is due to climate change, but scientists have a different view.
From studies of the Red River shear zone, Red River fault zone has deep fault in Southeast Asia with maximum earthquake can reach 6.0 ± 0.3 richter.
The Mekong region is considered one of the last biodiversity areas of the planet, including five Southeast Asian countries and China's Yunnan province.
Strategic forecasting organization Stratfor identifies the warmer Pacific surface temperatures, indicating the return of El Nino weather.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently met with fellow Mekong countries' counterparts to discuss environmental cooperation.
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…
Aral used to be the fourth largest lake in the world, but it quickly shrunk over the last 50 years since water supply rivers were converted to irrigation projects for ag…
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…
Simultaneously handling pollution of some rivers and lakes in Hanoi, scientists determined to implement the
The water level of some of the most important rivers on the planet has decreased significantly over the past 50 years.
With the technical support of Ebara Group (Japan), many residential areas, tourist areas, trade villages and industrial zones in some localities in the Red and Mekong Ri…