UN conference on climate change achieved modest results
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…
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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…
Dutch engineers work at Cofely, a company that designs ice rinks and frozen storage systems for food, creating a 10cm-thick ice sheet on an aluminum surface inside a shi…
Malaysia has officially become a member of the Antarctic Treaty. This is the first ASEAN country and the 49th country to join the treaty.
On October 22, the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Environment (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment) organized a workshop to
Vietnamese scientists and researchers can apply for support from three international climate change research funds established by the New Zealand government.
Climate change is increasingly complicated, causing unpredictable catastrophes, a hot issue at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) workshop in Da Nang.
On July 29, at the request of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) voted through the decision to set up the Committe…
In order to effectively manage the coastline running through many provinces in the Southwest ahead of the climate change situation, the Government of Germany and Austral…
Vietnam will appoint a Government delegation to attend the 16th World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in Geneva, Switzerland from 16 May to 3 June 2011.
Denmark funded 45 million kronor, equivalent to 8 million USD, for Vietnam's climate change research program.
The rapid decline and disappearance of many plant and animal species as well as environmental products and services are making ASEAN a biodiversity hotspot.
Southeast Asia is considered to be the 'storm of the world' and Vietnam is one of the 10 countries in the world affected by natural disasters and climate change.
Washington said yesterday it will contribute hundreds of billions of dollars to a fund to support climate change for poor countries.
Vietnam has officially launched the Earth Hour 2010 campaign of the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF).
This is the first project to be implemented in Latin America through a credit mechanism between Japan and Costa Rica.