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A study by U.K.-based risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft analyzed 500 cities worldwide with more than 1 million residents and identified places likely to experience sea level rise of 67 cm-2 meters (26.4-78.7 inches) by 2100, in line with scientific estimates if global warming increases at its current pace. … [Read more...] about Asian cities urged to bolster defense against rising seas

The province have large areas of mangrove forest, which is the home of endemic wildlife such as black tigers and parrots and many fertile river mouths ideal for breeding marine species are now the key to a master plan for developing green community tourism integrated with cultural activities. … [Read more...] about Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province to adjust master plan

The MoIT wants to keep control of VEAM and MIE after 2020 and remove the two companies from the divestment list. The ministry also hopes it will not have to hand over control of the two companies to the State Capital Investment Company (SCIC) as regulated. … [Read more...] about Ministries ask for permission to change SOE divestment plans

Last year, the island welcomed 300,000 visitors, including 676 foreigners and pocketed 400 billion VND (17.6 million USD) from tourism revenue. Meanwhile, in the first nine months of this year alone, some 250,000 travellers chose Co To to spend their holiday, including more than 1,000 foreign holidaymakers. … [Read more...] about Alluring Co To island – a new draw in Quang Ninh province

Specifically, Japanese firms are facing weeks of disruptions to secure input materials, which leads to a dramatic rise of material prices. At present, many firms have yet to be affected by the disruptions, but they predict that the impact will begin to be visible in March. … [Read more...] about Half of Japanese manufacturers see supply chain disruptions from COVID-19