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On February 10, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and General Director of the United Nations Commission on Regional Economy of Latin America and the Caribbe…
The World Bank (WB) said on February 14 that it will continue to support Vietnam in controlling and coping with flood risks through loans, technical assistance and input…
According to research results announced at the Davos World Economic Forum, Vietnam is among 10 countries with low air quality and the most affected health.
Earthquakes have become a serious threat to mankind, countries need to act seriously to deal with this threat.
Over the past years, the growth of the coastal economic sectors in Vietnam has increased rapidly, but in addition to extreme natural phenomena, this is also a cause of d…
Countries in the Mekong sub-region will invest in regional ecological infrastructure, to conserve biodiversity and maintain sustainability.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) today warned investors to invest in a dam project on the Mekong River to study lessons from the Mun river dam in Thailand, an economic, env…
The heavy snowfall that has been unprecedented in the past 100 years in the eastern coast of South Korea has paralyzed provinces and cities.
The momentum of Asia's economic development could be drastically reduced by future water shortages, a top Asian Development Bank official (ADB) warned.
The economic and health damage caused by Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland may be just the first sign of a worse event.
The risk of hunting for brown bears declined sharply during the economic downturn as hunters could not afford the cost of shooting them.
Bangladesh scientists have discovered 8 precious metals of great economic value in the coastal sand layer of the country.
The warming of the earth can cause an economic crisis whose level of physical damage is greater than both world wars ...
Greenhouse gas emissions in Europe decreased in 2008 due to the economic recession, the environmental watchdog said.
Facing the global economic downturn, the risk of exhausting traditional energy sources and the threat of climate change today, the world is looking for new ways ...