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The only place on Earth that is constantly getting colder.
While much of the Earth is warming, a region of the North Atlantic is steadily cooling, raising concerns about global climate change.
Milk quality and quantity are decreasing due to climate change.
Heat stress caused by climate change is reducing the protein and fat content in cow's milk, while also affecting livestock productivity.
10 locations that prove Earth is running out of water due to climate change.
Satellite imagery shows that many rivers, lakes, and wetlands around the Earth are gradually disappearing due to climate change.
Children worldwide are living amidst numerous climate hazards. 
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Children worldwide are living amidst numerous climate hazards. 2
Half of the world's children are simultaneously facing multiple climate risks, from heatwaves and floods to droughts.
Singapore is reviving 19th-century cooling technology to combat the heatwave. 3
Singapore is reviving 19th-century cooling technology to combat the heatwave. 3
Singapore is expanding 19th-century cooling technology to reduce electricity consumption and adapt to rising temperatures.
The major bottleneck in packaging recycling doesn't lie in recycling technology.
The major bottleneck in packaging recycling doesn't lie in recycling technology.
The biggest challenge in packaging recycling in Vietnam today is not how to recycle, but how to effectively recover packaging after consumers have used it.
The potential impacts of a super El Niño on the world.
The potential impacts of a super El Niño on the world.
Super El Niño is predicted to potentially occur this year, bringing with it a range of impacts on climate, food, and energy.
Climate change is making life more expensive.
Climate change is making life more expensive.
Climate change not only causes heatwaves, storms, floods, and rising sea levels, but it also forces Americans to pay more for their daily necessities.
Ho Chi Minh City aims to convert 100% of its buses to electric vehicles by early 2027. 0
Ho Chi Minh City is planning to expand green transportation in Can Gio, Con Dao, and along Ring Road 2... aiming to complete the conversion of 100% of buses to electric vehicles by early 2027.
Huawei Smart String ESS: Renewable energy storage and grid stability 0
The global energy transition trend shows rapid growth in solar and wind power.
El Nino has returned, increasing the risk of extreme weather events globally. 0
El Niño has returned amid rising global temperatures, raising concerns about extreme weather events.
Haplast and 1.000 trees: The beginning of a journey to create a green future. 0
HAPLAST Joint Stock Company, in collaboration with Joy Foundation, has launched the Forest Garden Program, aiming to plant 1.000 trees in Ta Dung National Park, Dak Nong.
The world's carbon budget is running out. 0
The world has only about three years left before using up its remaining carbon budget to keep global warming below the 1,5°C threshold set by the Paris Agreement.
Antarctica experiences unusually high temperatures exceeding 15°C in the middle of winter. 0
Antarctic temperatures exceeded 15°C in June, breaking previous winter records in the perpetually frozen region and raising concerns about the pace of global climate change.
Vinamilk shares its experience in reducing emissions at the national environmental forum. 0
At the 2026 National Forum on Environment and Climate, Vinamilk was the only dairy company invited to participate in a panel discussion on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Vietnamese businesses face 5 bottlenecks in green transformation. 0
Lack of green capital, skilled personnel, and management capacity are the biggest obstacles for Vietnamese businesses in implementing ESG.
Saigon Co.op launches a series of green promotions to encourage sustainable consumption. 0
With its humane message, the "Vietnamese Family - Green Ambassador" program has been consistently maintained by Saigon Co.op for many years, contributing to spreading a green lifestyle in the community.
From deep-frying pans to green flights 0
Japan is encouraging the collection of used cooking oil from households to expand the production of sustainable aviation fuel.
Climate change 'paves the way' for mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya. 0
Rising global temperatures due to climate change are creating conditions that allow mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya to reach more temperate regions.
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are among the top 50 cities with the highest heat risk in the world. 0
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are among the world's most heat-risk cities, amidst increasing extreme heat waves driven by climate change.
Many countries are accelerating the expansion of charging infrastructure to promote electric vehicles. 0
Many countries are investing heavily in electric vehicle charging infrastructure to support the green transportation transition.
Nearly 22.000 people in four Southeast Asian countries join Vingroup in 'Acting for a Green Planet'. 0
On the morning of June 5th, more than 21.700 people from various localities joined Vingroup in participating in activities within the framework of the "Acting Together for a Green Planet" campaign.
The 2026 World Cup could become the most polluting tournament in history. 0
The 2026 World Cup, taking place in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, could become the most polluted World Cup in football history.
Diana Unicharm promotes its Environmental Strategy 2030. 0
Diana Unicharm simultaneously launched a program to clean up the environment and preserve the landscape of historical sites in Hanoi, Bac Ninh, and Ho Chi Minh City as part of the month of action for the environment.
Extreme heat increases the risk of premature birth and seizures in children. 0
New studies in Japan show that extreme heat increases the risk of premature birth in pregnant women and the risk of hospitalization due to seizures in children.
FrieslandCampina Vietnam celebrates World Environment Day 2026. 0
FrieslandCampina Vietnam participates in many activities aimed at responsible production and consumption, preserving living spaces, and building a green future.
South Korea transforms discarded instant noodle cups into useful materials. 0
South Korea is implementing a chemical recycling program, transforming unusable instant noodle cups into raw materials for the petrochemical industry.
Heatwaves, floods, and wildfires: The world experiences a harsh May. 0
Extreme heatwaves, floods, droughts, and wildfires are occurring in many areas, demonstrating the increasing unpredictability of global weather.
Without air conditioning, what do Vietnamese people do to cope with the record-breaking heat in the UK? 0
Record-breaking heat is making it difficult for Vietnamese and many foreigners in the UK to adapt, as air conditioning remains a rare appliance in most homes.
The Green Innovation Challenge: A launching pad for a generation of environmentally conscious content creators. 0
The "Green Creative Challenge" video production competition aims to encourage young people to use visual language to spread awareness of green lifestyles and environmental protection.
Proposals suggest that government vehicles in Ho Chi Minh City must switch to electric vehicles starting in 2027. 0
Government vehicles are proposed to be among the first to switch to electric and green energy in Ho Chi Minh City; the consulting group proposes a roadmap to replace gasoline-powered vehicles starting in early 2027.
The United Nations warns that Earth will experience record-breaking temperatures in the next five years. 0
According to new forecasts from the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the Earth is likely to continuously exceed safe temperature levels for the next five years.
Expected level of support for people in Ho Chi Minh City when switching from gasoline-powered motorbikes to electric motorbikes. 0
The highest level of support is expected to apply to residents of the Con Dao Special Economic Zone and poor households in Ho Chi Minh City, covering 100% of the vehicle's value, registration fees, license plates, etc., approximately 20 million VND per vehicle.
Europe saves $60 billion thanks to renewable energy. 0
Reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting the development of renewable energy are bringing clear economic benefits to European countries.
The group of students developed a prototype vehicle that can run on a variety of biofuels. 0
A group of Dutch students developed a prototype vehicle using micro-gas turbines, allowing it to operate on a variety of biofuels.
Over 16.000 battery swapping cabinets and 2.000 new charging points are boosting green transportation in Vietnam. 0
A network of 16.000 motorcycle battery swapping cabinets and 2.000 electric car charging points at post offices helps eliminate the "fear of running out of battery," encouraging people to switch to purely electric vehicles.
Slatting dung on tents: How Indian salt workers survive in 48°C heat. 0
In the midst of a treeless landscape, under the harsh, reflecting sun, the simple huts plastered with donkey dung are almost the only shelter for Indian salt workers.
Vingroup launches the campaign 'Acting Together for a Green Planet' 0
On June 5th, the Foundation for a Green Future will collaborate with Vingroup and numerous partner organizations to launch the "Acting Together for a Green Planet" campaign in four Southeast Asian countries.
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