As Vietnam moves toward a Net Zero future, businesses face key challenges in emissions inventory and accessing sustainable financing.

A dolphin injured by a harpoon was rescued from a Ca Mau river and guided back toward the ocean by locals.

Ecosystems like coral and seagrass support rich marine life and blue economy growth.

UNDP and Norway team up with local officials to launch an ambitious plan to restore the environment at one of Vietnam’s worst plastic pollution hotspots.

An illegal lead recycling operation has been exposed in Hanoi, with more than 1.6 million kilograms of toxic waste buried.

Mandatory emission inventories begin in 2025 - delaying means missing key opportunities.

With 1.8 million tons of waste yearly, Vietnam accelerates green reforms for a sustainable future.

Closing the post-consumer plastic loop could bring significant economic and environmental benefits as Vietnam tackles growing plastic waste.

Sustainable cooling strategies to help Vietnam meet its 2050 net-zero goals.

The city targets key rivers with infrastructure upgrades, stricter enforcement, and public engagement to restore water quality.

The Deposit Return System is seen as a potential instrument for effectively advancing Vietnam’s vision of a circular economy, as outlined in Article 142 of the 2020 Law on Environmental Protection.

Vietnam has, for the first time, applied artificial intelligence (AI) and and remote sensing technologies to monitor seawater quality through a joint research initiative with Polish scientists

To improve awareness and navigation within the MPA, over 1,130 maps outlining the area’s zoning and subzones were printed and distributed.

Vietnam’s largest reservoir hits historic low, disrupting local life but aiding hydropower upgrades.

A delegation of Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, led by Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Hiep, attended the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (GP2025) in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 4.

The fight against plastic pollution could not succeed through isolated efforts, but it must be a collective endeavour involving the entire political system, businesses, citizens, and the international community.

According to a draft roadmap for implementing new emission standards, starting January 1, 2030, all cars operating in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City must meet at least emission level 2 standards.

Fishermen in Ninh Thuan tried to save a one-ton whale stranded on the beach, but it died and was buried following local rituals.

U Minh Thuong National Park in the southern province of Kien Giang reopened for tourists on May 26, following a temporary closure to focus on forest fire prevention and control, said its deputy director Nguyen Van Thang.

A representative from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MoAE) has clarified to VietNamNet the upcoming pilot policy in Ho Chi Minh City, set to begin June 1, where residents will be charged for household waste based on weight.