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Ha Noi acts to return city pavements to pedestrians

Ha Noi municipality is to get tough on vendors and motorbike parks that illegally block pavements from July 1.


The Economy and the Traffic Are Humming in Hanoi, but the Price Is Dirtier Air

A decade ago, bicycles and three-wheeled pedal taxis rode quietly down the tree-lined streets of Vietnam’s capital. Now, 1.8 million motorcycles and scooters buzz through Hanoi every day in a confused and unrelieved cacophony. By Thomas Fuller


World Bank Funds $155 Million for Environmentally-Sustainable Transport In Hanoi

The World Bank Board of Directors today approved US$155.21 million for the Hanoi Urban Transport Development Project to promote environmentally sustainable transport modes and urban development plans, and to replicate the model country and region-wide.


Survey finds severe air pollution in Hanoi

A survey on air pollution was carried out at hot spots in Hanoi on June 5 under the Swiss-Vietnamese Clean Air Programme (SVCAP) with the aim of working out measures to tackle the problem.


Motorcycle Emission Control in Major Cities Program International Experiences and Vietnam Conditions

6 March 2007, Hanoi, Vietnam


Application of catalitic converters and filters to reduce vehicle emisisons and to improve urban air quality

11 May 2006, Hanoi, Viet Nam


Roadside BTEX and other gaseous air pollutants in relation to emission sources (2007)

By Vo Thi Quynh Truc and Nguyen Thi Kim Oanh (to appear in Atmospheric Environment)

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