A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong
A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong
Comment /  Opinion

Shenzhen and Hong Kong show how intercity alliances can tackle pollution

Michelle Wong highlights how Shenzhen and Hong Kong are working together in an effort to reduce ship emissions, one of the nagging sources of poor air quality in the Greater Bay Area

Topic |   Hong Kong air pollution
Michelle KM Wong
Michelle KM Wong

Updated: 8:45pm, 11 Feb, 2018

Why you can trust SCMP
A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong
A view of Victoria Harbour from Central as air pollution blankets multiple areas of Hong Kong in mid-January, on a day when 14 of the 16 air quality monitoring stations showed a “high” to “very high” health risk in the early afternoon. Photo: Winson Wong
READ FULL ARTICLE