From an environmental point of view, it is encouraging to see the government’s decision to introduce bold new measures and technologies to try to reduce the majority of harmful air-borne emissions into the atmosphere as part of the design of new large-scale infrastructure projects.
PRAISE-HK 於2018年10月25日至28日於由香港貿易發展局舉辦第13屆國際環保博覽 上率先展示了PRAISE-HK APP（試用版）予到場人士試用並進行講解
Inhale and exhale – that is how we breathe every moment to take in clean and dirty air. Have you ever thought of any way to reduce exposure to air …
New system can call on data down to individual street levels and advise users through real-time colour-mapping on areas to avoid (SCMP website) On a hot afternoon on July 10 …
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 …
PRAISE-INSIGHT Leveraging new sensor technologies to mitigate exposure risk from air pollution By Prof. Zhi NING, Associate Professor of City University of Hong Kong; Project Consultant of PRAISE-HK. Air pollution …
An intimate meeting was held on 24 June 2017 with a small group of friends who are either interested in mobile app interface design as well as in knowing more …
PRAISE-INSIGHT Regional collaboration for cleaner air future By Christine Loh – Under Secretary for the Environment, HKSAR Government Air pollution clearly has a negative impact on public health but the magnitude …
PRAISE-INSIGHT Want to know what you are really breathing in? You need a powerful air quality model By Dr. David Carruthers, Technical Director of Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants (CERC); Project Consultant …
PRAISE-INSIGHT Air pollution’s invisible hand on public health By Dr. Roland Leung – respiratory medicine specialist; Co-chair of the Immunology Subcommittee in Hong Kong Institute of Allergy Another month, another new …