The Vietnam National Roofsheet Association sponsors 1,100 AC roof sheet for poor household in Ca Mau province
Handover ceremony of 02 houses in Tan Loc and Thanh Hoa ward of Thot Not district
The house/school – giving project inspires the lives of poor people in Vi Xuyen district
The poor family with intellectual disability could eventually live in a solid house
AC roof sheet companies supported local people in the central region to overcome difficulties
The handover ceremony of house for a single elderly woman in Nam Dinh province
The fieldtrip to survey 02 extremely poor families in Can Tho province of house-giving project
The 04 new chrysotile-containing products are expected to make a breakthrough for the industry of fibre cement
Colorful roofing sheets have reached construction sites of house/school-giving project in the North
Chrysotile and post-covid: Helping the most vulnerable

Chrysotile and post-covid: Helping the most vulnerable

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In its September 2020 edition, the prestigious British medical scientific publication The Lancet, on the occasion of this year’s World Water Week (August 24-28) conference, draws its spotlights on the urgent need for a serious and responsible intervention in order to help emerging countries build sanitary and drinking water infrastructure.
The Quebec Government’s consultative panel on the environment endorses the valorization and the exploitation of serpentine mining residues
The strategy on the development of building materials in Vietnam: Enterprises continue to trade chrysotile-containing roofing sheet
The misery of the family with genetic intellectual disability

The misery of the family with genetic intellectual disability

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On August 4-5, the assessment team of the Vietnam National Roofsheet Association and the Vietnamese Heart Fund of the Vietnam National Television paid a visit to the house of Mr. Nguyen Duc Hoa in Nghi Loc distric, Nghe An province.
Serpentine mining residues will contribute to a greener economy
UPDATE ON US EPA'S SACC AND ADAO

UPDATE ON US EPA’S SACC AND ADAO

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The U.S. EPA is currently reviewing and updating its recently published draft risk assessment for asbestos. As part of this process, EPA requested its Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals (SACC) to peer review the document in a virtual meeting held June 8-11, 2020.