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Delegate Ksor H’Bơ Khap (Gia Lai): The minister said that “small hydroelectric plants are not to blame in the recent storms, floods and landslides, but they are due to broken geology. The minister continues to support construction and development of small hydroelectric plants, right? According to the minister, heaven, mother nature and forests are related to the current state of forest protection in Vietnam. How do the experts, the advisory units of the Prime Minister, the Minister?
Delegate Ksor H’Bơ Everywhere Photo: Nhu Y
Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha: I want to tell the participants that when I responded, I did not say that hydropower is the cause or that hydropower is not the cause. I say that humans are the cause. When they decide to make hydropower environmentally friendly, like many other civilized countries, like Norway, many hydropower rely on natural potential. If we take every opportunity to exploit hydroelectricity and agree to leave the forest, then that is the human cause.
The delegate told me how important the forest is. I think the forest is more important than the sky. Because I breathe air from oxygen. Forests provide 70% of the resources provided for human life. Regarding the problem raised by the delegates, I say that hydroelectricity is not the cause. The consequence is that we exploit natural resources without depending on the laws of nature, which we can overcome.
Second, deforestation does not mean thinking about hydroelectricity. Deforestation is due to wrong thinking, the house is full of furniture, using wild animals. Deforestation is due to the replacement of natural forests by forests of normal production, such as coffee trees; it cannot replace natural forest ecosystems.
Minister Tran Hong Ha
I mean we have to understand that deforestation has many other reasons. From this perspective, as environmentalists, we will work with MARD to review and review every square meter with the National Assembly if the forest land is changed. For special-use protection forests, if there are no forests anywhere but have the function of protecting and protecting people, the forests should be restored, but the primary forests and natural forests should be restored. I would love for the participants to listen to the tapes I responded to for better understanding.
Daksor H’Bơ Khap: I listened carefully and tried to understand. But the minister listened, but did not understand what I asked him. I asked him if the Minister would continue to support the construction of the small hydroelectric plant, he did not answer. I asked the Minister how heaven, mother nature and forests are related to the current landslides and floods, but the Minister did not reply. It is not natural for it to rain, it is not natural for geology to break down. The trees were there for a long time, without improving the soil and this has caused an environmental seismicism. The responsibility of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in the evaluation of the environmental impact of projects and works is clearly flawed, so it has consequences like today.
Finally, I asked, as the Prime Minister’s advisory unit, how does the Minister responsible for the current state of environmental protection feel. The minister only focused on the “forest” because perhaps everyone who saw my name was thinking of the forest.
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