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How climate change could impact Hong Kong
Humanity’s need to tackle climate change is more pressing than ever, with the United Nations warning last week that global warming would accelerate at a faster-than-expected pace over the next 20 years. In this four-part series, the Post examines its impact on the city, how the Hong Kong government can best play catch-up, and who is walking the talk in the private sector.
Updated: 19 Aug, 2021
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Sweltering heat in Hong Kong, extreme weather show need to act now, scientists say
Extreme weather has wreaked havoc on livelihoods and local economies, and caused billions of dollars in damage, offering clear evidence the world must act quickly to contain the impact of climate change.
16 Aug, 2021
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Call for action as rising temperatures hit poorest Hongkongers hard
Even hotter days predicted ahead as spreading urbanisation traps heat in built-up areas, underscoring need for better building designs, more greenery and new habits.
17 Aug, 2021
[3]
Experts call for clear targets, timelines to avoid weather disaster in Hong Kong
Lack of progress with electric vehicles just one example of city doing ‘too little, too slowly’ despite having talent and technology to lead climate action.
18 Aug, 2021
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Hong Kong developers, universities act on climate change, others hold back
Those acting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions see environmental, social value in doing so, while others await government directions.
19 Aug, 2021