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May 22, 2013

Heavy rain brings landslips, flooding

A trough of low pressure lingering around the Guangdong coast has brought several episodes of heavy rain and thunderstorms to Hong Kong, causing landslides and flooding in some places, and causing the Black Rainstorm Warning Signal to be issued for the first time since 2010, the Hong Kong Observatory says.

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Waste plan support needed: KS Wong

Hong Kong needs to create a culture that promotes waste reduction and recycling, Secretary for the Environment KS Wong says.

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Gov't unveils waste plan

Secretary for the Environment KS Wong has unveiled a comprehensive 10-year management plan to tackle Hong Kong's waste crisis.

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KS Wong concludes Singapore visit

Singapore’s experience has provided Hong Kong with valuable insight into the formulation of strategies and action plans on promoting green building, energy efficiency and waste management, Secretary for the Environment KS Wong says, winding up his visit to the city-state.

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Environment chief visits Singapore

Secretary for the Environment KS Wong has led a delegation to visit ‘green’ buildings in Singapore, and learn how the city promotes energy efficiency.

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Environment chief to visit Singapore

Secretary for the Environment KS Wong will visit Singapore from May 15 to 17 to inspect the city-state's developments in energy efficiency, waste management, and other environmental issues.

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CS inspects EPD facilities

Chief Secretary Carrie Lam has visited the Environmental Protection Department to inspect its facilities and operations.

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Environment chief tours waste sites

Secretary for the Environment KS Wong tours waste facilities with lawmakers, and says the Government will soon announce a blueprint on waste management policy.

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Glass action paves way to greener HK

Hours after the rowdy bar crawlers have downed their last drinks, you will find Hui Yuk-po and his team carefully, quietly plucking up empty glass bottles and setting them into large recycling bins. Diverted from the overflowing landfills, the bottles will instead be used to pave the way to a greener Hong Kong.

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Environment chief continues Korean visit

Secretary for the Environment KS Wong continued his visit to Korea to learn more about its environmental facilities and policies and the local development of green social enterprises.

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