Ho Chi Minh City Economy in Relation to the Vietnamese Economy and Factors Affecting Ho Chi Minh City Economic Growth

Abstract

This study aims at evaluating the green growth in Vietnam in terms of energy consumption and CO2 emission level using the theory of the relationship between economy and environment. Data of Vietnam’s energy consumption and CO2 emission level in the period of 1985-2014 are obtained from the World Bank. Results show that the fossilized energy consumption to the total energy consumption ratio sharply increased from 29.57% in 1985 to 71.05% in 2011. The CO2 emission level also experienced a strong rise, from 0.3595 ton per capita in 1985 to 1.7281 ton per capita in 2010. On average, the CO2 emission per capita is 0.74 tons during this period. In addition, there is also a clear relationship between GDP per capita and CO2 emission level in the period with an explanation capacity of 95.2%. The study also offers some suggestions to the green growth policy in Vietnam for the next period.

Status of Using Medicinal Plants in Nam Pung Commune, Bat Xat District, Lao Cai Province

“…Identification of the plant species in two main steps: (i) identification in the field; (ii) using the knowledge and experience of experts and reliable sources that have been re-examined, including methods of Pham Hoang Ho [6], Vo Van Chi [7]; Do Tat Loi [8] and Checklist of plant species in Vietnam [9].…”

Flavonoids and the Subchronic Toxicity, Antipeptic Ulcer, and Analgesic Effects of the Ethyl Acetate Soluble Fraction of the Ethanol Extract from Sanchezia nobilis Hook. f Leaves

“…4 However, people use SHF leaves for the treatment of stomach pain by taking a few fresh leaves, which are then washed and chewed raw with a few grains of salt to relieve pain. 10 In addition to eating the raw leaves, dried leaves can also be used to make a decoction to drink daily instead of water. In this research, we collected the total ethanol extract of SHF leaves and then fractionated this with n -hexane, ethyl acetate, and water.…”

Camellia puhoatensis (Sect. Archecamellia – Theaceae), a new species from Vietnam

“…So far, more than 75 species of Camellia have been reported in Vietnam, with many localised endemic species (e.g. Pitard 1910 ; Gagnepain 1941 ; Rosmann 1999 ; Tran 1998a , b ; Pham 2000 ; Hakoda and Tran 2001 ; Hakoda et al 2007 ; Orel 2006 ; Orel and Wilson 2010a , b , 2012a , b ; Orel and Curry 2014 ; Orel et al 2012 , 2013 , 2014a , b ; Tran et al 2012 ; Tran and Luong 2012 , 2013 ; Tran and Le 2013 , 2015 ; Luu et al 2015 , 2018 ; Luong et al 2016a , b ; Le et al 2017 ; Nguyen et al 2018 ; Pham et al 2019 ; Do et al 2019a , b ), but the actual number is expected to be higher in the near future ( Le and Luong 2016 , Do et al 2019b ).…”

“…Critical examination of living flowers, dried specimens and comparison with type material and protologues of all related yellow Camellia in Vietnam and China (e.g. Sealy 1958 ; Chang 1981 ; Chang and Bartholomew 1984 ; Gao et al 2005 ; Ming 2000 ; Ming and Bartholomew 2007 ; Pham 2000 ; Orel and Curry 2014 ) led to the discovery of several new taxa, two of which were recently described and named C. pukhangensis D.N. Do, D.V.…”