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We are always on the lookout for new volunteers to help us in our mission to clean up Hong Kong's air. If you have the time, we would love to know about it!
We are disappointed by and angry at the government’s lack of sincerity and determination to improve the air quality of Hong Kong. Here's why.
Can't find a way to politely tell engine idlers to turn off their engines? Download this sign and show the polluters that clean air is everybody's responsibility!
We offer FREE school talks aimed at delivering facts and statistics and raising studend awareness on Hong Kong's air quality. Click here if you are interested!
The Hedley Environmental Index monitors and publishes the economic costs of Hong Kong’s air pollution in terms of its public health impact and monetary value. (Note: Links to an external site.)
Hong Kong's air reading standards are 20 years behind the times. Get WHO-standard readings on any of 14 local Air pollution monitoring stations throughout Hong Kong.
See which air pollutants are exceeding WHO safety levels at this page with detailed graphs provided by Greenpeace. (Note: Links to an external site.)
CLEAR THE AIR is a registered Charity and all donations are tax deductible. Your donation helps us to educate and empower the public to clear up the skies of Hong Kong.
Green Groups, Air Pollution, Global Warming, Diesel, Idling Engines, Town Planning & More!
Power Plants, Renewable Energy and Energy Saving in Hong Kong
Tobacco: Al the Facts, Legislation, and How it Affects Your Health.
The impact of ship pollution from a public health approach instead of a quantitative approach.
Demand improvements in air quality in the streets, in residential areas and near schools, as it exists now in many countries.
In preparation to the Vote on the Budget, an Open Letter to the HK Government on Tobacco Tax
Customs data confirms what WHO and the World Bank have stated for years.
Air quality around Tung Chung is already bad and will get worse once North Lantau is opened up to road traffic from the mainland.
We are a volunteer group supported by individual membership fees and donations. We are committed to the introduction and implementation of measures to significantly reduce air pollution in Hong Kong.