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Law aims to cut sulphur-dioxide emissions

The new law requiring the use of ultra low sulphur diesel in industrial and commercial processes will be tabled to lawmakers on May 21, the Environmental Protection Department says. If endorsed, it will take effect from October 1, cutting local sulphur-dioxide emissions by about 2,480 tonnes a year.

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More areas come under noise control law

Construction-designated areas under the Noise Control Ordinance will be expanded next year due to Hong Kong's development, the Environmental Protection Department says.

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Water 'good' at 18 beaches

The Environmental Protection Department has rated water quality at 18 beaches 'good' for this weekend, including Lower Cheung Sha Beach which has upgraded from its 'fair' grading last week.

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Law revisions to boost waste separation

Law revisions will be tabled to lawmakers on May 21, making mandatory the provision of a refuse storage and material recovery room on every floor of new domestic buildings and the domestic part of new composite buildings from December 1, the Environmental Protection Department says.

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$300m proposed to help quake victims
Donald Tsang on Sichuan quake

Chief Executive Donald Tsang says the Government plans to donate $300 million to help Sichuan quake victims while a 20-member volunteer team has been set up to help with rescue work. The Government's Beijing and Chengdu offices will help Hong Kong people who might be stranded in that area.

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Waste facilities to meet top standard: CE
Donald Tsang and Edward YauChief Executive Donald Tsang says the Government fully understands community sentiment on the proposed Integrated Waste Management Facilities, adding it will ensure they are modern, clean and meet the highest international standards.
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Overview: Chief Executive Donald Tsang and Secretary for the Environment Edward Yau inspect the ash lagoons in Tsang Tsui and the Shek Kwu Chau Island during their visit to the West New Territories Landfill in Tuen Mun on May 9. Full Story

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