Wednesday,  March 17,2010,08:21 (GMT+7)
MBV - the manufacturer of green cars
Thursday,  March 4,2010,14:52 (GMT+7)
Mercedes-Benz has always been proactive about environmental protection and its Vietnam-based company in particular aims to be a leader in green technology, while retaining the luxury brand’s virtues.
Think green in and outside the school
Tuesday,  March 2,2010,21:06 (GMT+7)
Ho Thai Binh, president of RMIT Vietnam Environment Club, and members are traveling from college to university in HCMC to promote their just-launched video and photo competition aimed to improve awareness of environmental preservation among young people through simple actions.
Green creation for wastewater treatment system
Thursday,  February 25,2010,23:41 (GMT+7)
Nguyen Thanh My, an overseas Vietnamese, began his chemical factory project in Tra Vinh Province in 2005 after living in Canada for a long time. At first, local government and residents were concerned that the project would harm their health or living conditions and My, director of MyLan Chemicals Inc., had to reassure them with specific explanations. “As a scientist, I know effects of chemicals thoroughly. I and my workers eat and breathe in the air the factory, so I know how to protect our health,” he said.
Adjusting for sustainable growth
Tuesday,  February 9,2010,16:17 (GMT+7)
Climate change, environmental pollution and exhaustion of natural resources have become buzzwords as people are increasingly aware of what would happen in the future if no drastic actions were taken to protect the environment. It is not by chance when people say that development and profit should not be sought after at all costs but the environment should be protected to warrant sustainable business growth.
For a green and clean environment
Thursday,  February 4,2010,15:05 (GMT+7)
Leaders and associates of the Ascott-managed serviced residence buildings in HCMC went to provinces near and far last year to plant trees and clean and upgrade facilities and surrounding areas of primary schools, and their actions have been rewarded with a good response from the community.
Respecting forests and nature
Thursday,  January 21,2010,15:08 (GMT+7)
Choosing timber as a material for construction is not new to the resort developments around the globe, particularly in the tropical Southeast Asian hideaways, but the concept of using sustainably managed hardwood for this purpose is still alien to many developers in Vietnam.
Holcim reuses waste materials to cut down energy cost
Tuesday,  January 12,2010,14:54 (GMT+7)
HCMC – Realizing that natural resources are limited, Holcim Vietnam Limited since 2003 has aimed at sustainable production development by increasing the use of waste materials as main energies to replace fossil fuels at its Hon Chong cement plant in Kien Giang Province.
Development in respect for environment
Thursday,  January 7,2010,15:09 (GMT+7)
Green values and landscapes have become a norm for designs of many property projects as for their developers, these values will make their projects more beautiful and also given them an edge over others.
Green ideas awake
Tuesday,  January 5,2010,15:00 (GMT+7)
Half a century ago, when Noam Chomsky, a great American linguistic and political critic, wrote “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously,” he must have thought the whole sentence was meaningless, as green - a concrete adjective - could not modify idea - an abstract noun.
The green ideas that are worth appreciating
Thursday,  December 31,2009,15:41 (GMT+7)
HCMC - The Saigon Times Top 40 Awards 2009 organizer has received hundreds of nominations from foreign-invested enterprises (FIE) nationwide since the launch on October 29 of the Awards.
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