“Hong Kong is not ‘marginalised’ by China’s growth. Hong Kong needs to let go of areas it has lost competitive advantage, focus where it is competitive and create new strengths for the future”, said Christine Loh…

Civic Exchange submitted its views on the HKSAR Government’s green paper on constitutional development.

Hong Kong’s air quality policies must be more stringent to reverse the rise in air pollution and protect public health.

Civic Exchange submitted views on the proposal to construct an LNG terminal at the Soko Islands.

Civic Exchange submitted views on the Central Waterfront (including Tamar Site) to Members of the Panel on Planning, Lands and Works.

Civic Exchange submitted additional views on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and its effect on global warming.

Civic Exchange submitted views on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and its effect on global warming.

Civic Exchange and the Institute for the Environment of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology applaud the release of the 2006 monitoring results of the Pearl River Delta Regional Air Quality Monitoring Network.

A report released today by the Institute for the Environment at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Civic Exchange shows that local sources are the primary influence on Hong Kong’s air quality for 53% of the time.

Press release for Managing Public Records for Good Governance and Preservation of Collective Memory: The Case for Archival Legislation