A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung
A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung
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Does Hong Kong want to be a clean, green city? Cutting the electric vehicle tax waiver is not a smart move

Tara Joseph says ending the full registration tax waiver on EVs is at odds with Hong Kong’s reputation for transparency and innovation, as well as its goals for cleaner air and ‘smart city’ status

Topic |   Hong Kong air pollution
Tara Joseph
Tara Joseph

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung
A pedestrian in Central covers his mouth and nose at a time of high pollution levels. Photo: Ricky Chung
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