Viet Nam Infoterra Newsletter Số 4 năm 2009

Training course on Environmental Information organized in Hanoi

Vietnam prepares for climate change

Experts say climate change demands a sea change in planning

Conference examines wider impact of climate change

Protected forests sacrificed in climate change threatened region

Lawmakers move to restrict genetically modified food

Program aims to plant food crops on saline soil

Environmental fuel tax will hurt consumption

Ho Chi Minh City plans clean future

Environmental protection charges for hazardous solid wastes to be collected

Ho Chi Minh City businesses dodge environment protection fees

Hanoi Capital launches No-litter campaign

Regulation on solid waste management ratified

Protecting hospitals key in natural disaster mitigation

Hanoi City’s polluting businesses announce plans to relocate

Creating energy from rice husks

Vietnam likely to reach poverty reduction target by 2010

Working towards cleaner energy

Air pollution reaches alarming level

Ho Chi Minh City sees no decline in air, noise pollution

Rural areas facing up to pollution crisis

Residents want more action against polluters

Pollution threatens water supply

People’s health threatened as climate changes

Vietnam bars CFCs to protect ozone layer

Hanoi to get four waste-treatment centers