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Pollution from Vessels Up in Hong Kong
shipandbunker.com
[Ship & Bunker] - Andrew Lai Chi-wah, Deputy Director of Environmental Protection, Hong Kong. "We understand that people may not feel that they are breathing cleaner air despite the reductions," said Andrew Lai Chi-wah, deputy director of environmental protection
Google News: Emission reductions better than expected
[China Daily] - Andrew Lai, deputy director of Environmental Protection explained, "The decrease of the emission amounts of SO2 is due to the power companies being required to use clean energy sources such as natural gas, and take some measures to reduce emissions.
Pollution from ships 'getting worse'
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[bunkerworld (subscription)] - We acknowledge the problem," said Andrew Lai Chi-wah, the deputy director of EPD. "Indeed, we have done less in cleaning up the ships and vehicles than we did with power plants. We are stepping up measures in these aspects," he told the regional news
All Around Town, October 11, 2012
www.scmp.com
[South China Morning Post (subscription)] - "I need to manage your expectations," said Andrew Lai Chi-wah, Deputy Director of Environmental Protection. "It is do-able for a 200-pound person to lose 50 pounds, but if you ask him to lose another 50 pounds after hitting 150 pounds, the room for
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