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      • Maintain adequate air ventilation by opening windows. Clean the filters of air conditioners at regular intervals. Do not smoke at home. Dispose of perishable food properly to avoid odours. Remove and clean visible moulds once they are found.
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  3. An easy way to help clean the air is to reduce energy consumption at home. By switching off fans, air-conditioners and lights when you don't need them and keeping the air-conditioned temperature between 24°C and 26°C or above in summer, you will save energy and money, and reduce air pollution from power stations.

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    Hong Kong has been facing two air pollution issues, namely local street-level pollution and regional smog problem. Commercial vehicles are the main source of street-level pollution. Smog, however, is caused by a combination of pollutants from motor vehicles, marine vessels, industry and power plants both in Hong Kong and in the Pearl River Delta (P...

    Improving air quality at the roadside to better protect public health has always been a key environmental priority of the Government. Commercial vehicles, including goods vehicles, buses, light buses and taxis, are key emission sources of air pollutants at the roadside. Hence, commercial vehicles have all along been a major target of the Government...

    To control emissions from local vessels, Hong Kong has capped the sulphur content of locally supplied marine light diesel at 0.05% since 1 April 2014. The Government has led by example by powering its fleet with Euro V diesel (sulphur content not exceeding 0.001%). On 1 July 2015, Hong Kong became the first port in Asia mandating ocean-going vessel...

    The Air Pollution Control Ordinance (the Ordinance) and its subsidiary regulations provide for the control of emissions from power plants, industrial and commercial sources, construction activities, open burning, asbestos-containing materials, petrol filling stations and dry-cleaning machines. A regulation was introduced in 1990 to limit the sulphu...

    VOCs are found in a lot of products such as paints, printing inks, consumer products, organic solvents and petroleum products. The use of these products releases VOCs which cause air pollution and smog (VOCs and Smog). To reduce VOC emissions, the Government has implemented control measures to recover petrol vapour released during petrol unloading ...

    Motor vehicles, vessels, industry and power plants in Hong Kong and the PRD region all contribute to a regional air pollution problem, commonly known as smog. The Hong Kong and Guangdong governments are working on a joint plan to reduce the total amount of emissions with the aim to achieve good air quality for the Greater Bay Area in the long term....

  4. 2021年6月29日 · The Government today (June 29) announced the Clean Air Plan for Hong Kong 2035, setting out the vision of "Healthy Living‧Low-carbon Transformation‧World Class", and the challenges, goals and strategies to enhance the air quality of Hong Kong to 2035.

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  6. Hong Kong's Air Quality Objectives. The Government has set out Hong Kong’s Air Quality Objectives (AQOs) in the Air Pollution Control Ordinance (Cap. 311), and is required to review the AQOs at least once every five years to continuously improve air quality and safeguard public health.

  7. Clean Air Plan for Hong Kong. 3. To continuously improve air quality, the Government announced the Clean Air Plan for Hong Kong 2035on 29 June 2021, which sets out the vision of “Healthy Living • Low-carbon Transformation • World Class”. Our targets are

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