ENVIRONMENT
Thursday ,Mar 18,2010, Posted at 14:43 (GMT+7)
Uncontrolled exploitation of groundwater in Mekong Delta provinces is putting the vital resources at risk of complete depletion, experts warn.
Wednesday,Mar 17,2010, Posted at 14:24 (GMT+7)
The amount of pollution that Vedan (Vietnam) Enterprise Corp. Ltd. contributed to the Thi Vai River in the southern province of Dong Nai accounted for just 65 percent of the total damage to the area, a company representative said March 16.
Monday ,Mar 15,2010, Posted at 14:36 (GMT+7)
Water levels in the Dong Nai River, which supplies fresh water to 12 provinces and cities in the south’s key economic areas, have been dropping at an alarming rate.
Friday ,Mar 05,2010, Posted at 14:38 (GMT+7)
Twenty-seven companies were found causing serious environmental pollution in 2009, the Ho Chi Minh City Export Processing Zone and Industrial Park Authority (HEPZA) announced March 4.
Friday ,Mar 05,2010, Posted at 14:57 (GMT+7)
The Ho Chi Minh City Urban Environment Company cannot receive toxic waste from the city for treatment until May at the soonest, company Director Huynh Minh Nhut said March 4.
Sunday ,Feb 28,2010, Posted at 15:13 (GMT+7)
A meeting themed “Caring for wetlands – an answer to climate change” was held on February 27 in Hanoi to mark World Wetlands Day (February 2).
Thursday ,Feb 25,2010, Posted at 14:00 (GMT+7)
Farms and households in many Mekong Delta provinces are suffering fresh water shortages because of an early drought and seawater intrusion.