Read moreShare thisShare with FacebookShare with TwitterShare with Google+Share with PinterestShare with LinkedInShare with WhatsApp prevHong Kong Pours Out 5.5 Billion Bathtubs of Water a Year and It ‘Needs a Plan to Reduce Waste’ next穩定的香港水資源 Author: Civic Exchange Civic Exchange is an independent think-tank founded in Hong Kong in 2000. We conduct public policy research related to the natural environment, urban planning and wellbeing. Related PostsIndirect Potable Reuse of Wastewater Is a Promising Option but Overlooked by Hong Kong11 February 2019Supply of Recycled Water In Hong Kong13 December 2018SCMP: Hong Kong uses enough water to fill 500,000 swimming pools yearly – will it ever run dry?8 December 2018SCMP: Hong Kong must go with flow on the price of water13 September 2018SCMP: Can Hong Kong learn from how South Africa’s Cape Town handled its water shortage crisis?18 August 2018SCMP: What Hong Kong Can Do to Fix Its Water Management Policy15 August 2018
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