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groundwater
How decades of growth are making Ho Chi Minh City sink faster than ever
Beneath the skyscrapers and new roads, Ho Chi Minh City is sinking faster than almost any other city in the world, a quiet crisis driven by groundwater loss and relentless urbanization.
Land erosion a man made disaster in Vietnam's Mekong Delta
Sinkhole swallows man, motorbikes in northern Vietnam
Contaminated groundwater poses cancer threat for tens of thousands in Saigon
Researchers warn the city could also sink by one meter by 2050 if locals continue to tap the free supply.
December 6, 2017 | 01:12 am PT
Study warns of world's groundwater depletion by 2050
Groundwater resources could be depleted in the next few decades.
December 15, 2016 | 07:50 pm PT
