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Ca Mau hosts projects to limit impact of climate change

14/09/2009|08:40:00

(VietNamNet Bridge)-Ca Mau province has been chosen to implement two projects to minimize the impact of climate change and preserve biological diversity, said Pham Khoi Nguyen, Minister for Natural Resources and Environment on September 10.

More funds needed for recycling waste

12/09/2009|10:50:00

(VietNamNet Bridge)-Nearly 20,000 tonnes of urban household rubbish is estimatedly discarded every day, but just 10 per cent is recycled, according to the Viet Nam Environment Administration (VEA).

Rare wild cattle on verge of extinction

10/09/2009|11:09:00

(VietNamNet Bridge)-An international working group dedicated to saving the sao la, a rare species of wild cattle in the mountains of Viet Nam and Laos, has warned of its possible extinction.

First day without plastic bags in Vietnam

10/09/2009|11:07:00

(VietNamNet Bridge)-Today, September 9, all stores on Le Loi street, Hoi An ancient city in the central province of Quang nam, are using sedge and paper bags instead of plastic bags.

France likely to help treat dioxin-polluted land

09/09/2009|08:27:00

(VietnamPlus)-France will help Vietnam address the problem of land contaminated by dioxin as a result of the Vietnam War, said a French MP on September 8.

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