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February sees 33 pollution convictions

The Environmental Protection Department recorded 33 convictions in February for breaches of anti-pollution legislation.
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Energy labelling scheme extended

The Mandatory Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme's second phase has come into operation, with its coverage extending to washing machines and dehumidifiers.
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$13m approved for air-pollution studies
The Environment & Conservation Fund has approved a total of $13 million to support two scientific studies conducted by local universities on air pollution.
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Old buses to be retired by 2019

Secretary for the Environment Edward Yau anticipated all pre-Euro and Euro I buses will be retired no later than 2012 and 2015, respectively, while Euro II buses will retire by 2019.
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Sham Shui Po weather station opens

The Sham Shui Po automatic weather station has opened in Lai Chi Kok Park to take round the clock temperature and rainfall measurements.
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Green fund to nurture new technology
Secretary for the Environment Edward Yau hopes the $300 million Pilot Green Transport Fund will attract car manufacturers, universities, and science research and development institutions to work with Hong Kong's transportation providers to develop green technology.
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Green scheme: Secretary for the Environment Edward Yau and Under Secretary for Education Kenneth Chen officiate at the Green Lunch Charter launch on February 26. Full Story

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