Unbelievably shocking images of garbage in Ly Son
Although these garbage-filled aisles are not a tourist stop, but want to go to scenic spots, swim in the sea, they are forced to pass by here and endure the smell. Unple…
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Although these garbage-filled aisles are not a tourist stop, but want to go to scenic spots, swim in the sea, they are forced to pass by here and endure the smell. Unple…
On April 12, in Hanoi, the French Embassy in Vietnam cooperated with trade office UBIFRANCE to hold a French-Vietnamese Workshop with the theme
On February 8, the Prime Minister signed a Decision approving the Master Plan for hazardous solid medical waste treatment system until 2025.
Waste treatment plant with a capacity of 2,000 tons / day - night with an investment of 140 million USD, was started on September 18, at Nam Son Waste Treatment Complex,…
Some types of bacteria that are active in wastewater treatment can help people generate electricity, scientists claim.
There is no need to classify waste from sources, the technology of waste treatment by hydraulic and aerodynamics does not pollute the environment and bring economic effi…
Hundreds of stinking landfills are worrying environmental issues in Canada. It's not just the smell but carbon dioxide (CO2) that comes out of the ph & ac process
Recently, the Economic and Budget Board of Ho Chi Minh City People's Council has continuously carried out many monitoring of environmental management in the area. Many h…
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has granted investment licenses for construction and operation of the solid waste treatment complex, with a capacity of 3,000 ton…
On February 15, the Committee for Overseas Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City and Kien Giang Composite Company Limited (KGC) jointly organized the International Technology C…
The Nuclear Science and Technology Center will support technology and science technology for the implementation of nuclear projects in general, and nuclear power plants…
The city of Shenzhen, China, is planning to build the world's largest waste generation power plant with a capacity of 5,000 tons per day.