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Children worldwide are living amidst numerous climate hazards. 
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Half of the world's children are simultaneously facing multiple climate risks, from heatwaves and floods to droughts.
Children worldwide are living amidst numerous climate hazards.
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.
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.
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.
Haplast and 1.000 trees: The beginning of a journey to create a green future.
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.
Climate change 'paves the way' for mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya.
Rising global temperatures due to climate change are creating conditions that allow mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya to reach more temperate regions.
Nearly 22.000 people in four Southeast Asian countries join Vingroup in 'Acting for a Green Planet'.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The bizarre 'urinate for the planet' campaign. 0
Swedish football fans will be participating in a very special campaign this year: Urinating for the planet.
Men's lifestyles have a greater impact on the climate than women's. 0
New international research shows that men emit more carbon than women, due to higher consumption levels and a tendency to be less concerned about environmental issues.
With temperatures reaching 45°C, the streets of the world's most populous nation are deserted. 0
India is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 45°C in many areas, disrupting people's lives and work.
General Secretary and President To Lam: Developing the materials industry in a green and sustainable direction. 0
General Secretary and President To Lam outlined the development direction for the materials industry towards green, sustainable, self-reliant practices with international competitiveness.
By 2100, how much will the Earth's temperature rise? 0
The rapid development of renewable energy is impacting the Earth's climate in a positive way.
Vinhomes Saigon Park 'rescues' the dream of green living for Ho Chi Minh City residents. 0
With 100 lush green parks and a high density of trees and water features, Vinhomes Saigon Park is considered a revolution in living space for urban residents.
European country builds network of 'climate shelters' to combat heatwave. 0
Spain has built hundreds of "climate shelters" in libraries, museums, and shopping centers to protect its citizens from extreme heat.
Every time it rains, people are afraid - the story of Europeans who had to leave their homes because of the climate. 0
Following historic floods and wildfires, hundreds of thousands of Europeans were forced to leave their homes in search of safer places, becoming "climate migrants."
Climate change and pollution increase the risk of stroke. 0
Extreme weather and environmental disasters caused by climate change can increase the risk of stroke as well as the risk of death from this disease.
Rescuing rhinos from medical misconceptions. 0
Misconceptions about rhinoceros horns not only lead to misunderstandings in medicine but also push the species to the brink of extinction.
10 of the world's most impressive green buildings. 0
Many green buildings around the world impress with their innovative and energy-efficient designs, contributing to shaping sustainable architectural trends.
Bamboo, tiles... are making a comeback in the wave of sustainable architecture. 0
Bamboo, tiles... and other materials familiar to Vietnamese people are making a comeback in many modern constructions, leaving their mark on the trend of sustainable architectural transformation.
More than 12 million homes in France are at risk of cracking due to climate change. 0
The phenomenon of clay shrinking and expanding due to extreme weather conditions threatens the structural integrity of millions of homes in France, causing increasingly serious damage.
'Magically' transforming loofah into 60 eco-friendly products to conquer the market. 0
A young man from Dong Thap province started his business with loofah, developing over 60 eco-friendly products, creating livelihoods for farmers, and expanding into the international market.
Closing schools, reducing working hours: Countries are bracing themselves to cope with the energy crisis. 0
Rising oil prices have forced many countries to implement energy-saving measures, from closing schools to reducing working hours to curb travel demand.
UAVs and AI robots clean up trash on the seabed. 0
The EU is testing UAVs and AI robots to search for and collect trash on the seabed, contributing to reducing ocean pollution.
Hairdressers – 'silent warriors' in the fight against climate change 0
Scientists suggest that hairdressers could be sources of inspiration and belief in driving climate action.
Young people are choosing a 'green' lifestyle, and Hanoi cafes are saying goodbye to plastic straws. 0
Hanoi's coffee culture is undergoing a dramatic shift towards sustainable and environmentally friendly values.
The Vietnamese people's journey to reduce plastic waste: 'Green Tet' is no longer just a slogan. 0
In recent years, many Vietnamese families have developed new, more environmentally friendly ways of celebrating Tet, making "Green Tet" no longer just a slogan.
Transforming an abandoned airport into a green urban area for 50.000 residents. 0
The abandoned Downsview Airport in Canada will be transformed into a green urban area with a total investment of $30 billion.
An elderly man in Ho Chi Minh City 'revived' plastic waste into a horse mascot for the year of the Fire Horse (2026). 0
Using discarded plastic pipes, Mr. Tran Minh Ly (67 years old, Ho Chi Minh City) meticulously created a set of horse mascots for the year 2026 (Year of the Horse), conveying childhood memories and a message of green living.
For every 200 additional electric vehicles, the concentration of toxic NO2 gas will be reduced by 1,1%. 0
These figures were obtained from a new study conducted by scientists at the Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California (USA).
Scientists convert CO2 into starch, increasing productivity tenfold. 0
Chinese scientists have increased the efficiency of a method for converting CO2 into starch by tenfold, opening up the possibility of producing starch without cultivation.
Scientists develop environmentally friendly dye. 0
Chinese scientists have developed a new type of pigment from rare earth elements that is environmentally friendly and safe for health.
Plastic waste from e-commerce could reach 800.000 tons by 2030. 0
By 2030, plastic waste from e-commerce in Vietnam could reach 800.000 tons; if not addressed promptly, the environment is at risk of serious pollution.
By 2030, 100% of public transport vehicles in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will use clean energy. 0
The Prime Minister has set a target that by 2030, 100% of public transport vehicles in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City will use clean, green, and environmentally friendly energy.
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