As a result, pollution is the most serious environmental problem facing Hong Kong today. Emissions from vehicles, especially those powered by diesel engines, are of particular concern, as are the noise and dust from construction and transportation, water pollution blackspots in typhoon shelters, and the clogging of streams by pig and other livestock wastes. This report describes the pollution situation in Hong Kong and details measures to combat it.
Separate sections discuss air, noise, solid waste, and water pollution.
Other chapters deal with the establishment of local pollution control offices, efforts to increase community awareness of the danger of pollution, and Hong Kong's successful cooperation with China to solve environmental problems. Includes extensive resource materials, e.g., list of laws, environmental groups, and publications. International Development Development Information Services Clearinghouse Order No.