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OUR AIR, OUR HEALTH

We are an independent NGO. Our mission is to amplify the voices of individuals, groups and organizations and together urge the Government to take the appropriate measures to clean our air immediately.     READ MORE

CURRENT AIR INFORMATION

Using a mix of data provided by Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department from both rooftop and roadside monitors, along with user-generated data from concerned citizens, we are able to provide a robust and accurate snapshot of Hong Kong's air quality.

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This color scale indicates the number of pollutants (Respirable Suspended Particulates, Sulphur Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Ozone) exceeding the WHO standards at a monitoring site. No ozone data is available at Central, Causeway, and Mong Kok monitoring sites.
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There are many ways you can help to clean up Hong Kong's air pollution problem. If you spot a source of air pollution in your area, let us know about it using Twitter or by using the form below. Sign up for our regular newsletter to learn more about CAN's activities, and download our iPhone app to receive air pollution forecasts and alerts.

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The Airmazing Race 3 returns this summer!

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The scavenger hunt returns this summer! The Airmazing Race , organised by Clean Air Network, comes to its third year. NEW check points and MORE PRIZES are available this year!
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The Airmazing Race 3 is a scavenger hunt for clean air that’s full of adventure an …

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Air pollutant levels recorded in all monitoring stations exceeded WHO’s standards‏

CAN’s Mid-Year Air Quality Review  

Last Friday, CAN released its Mid-Year Air Quality Review on Hong Kong’s air quality. CAN found that, from January to June 2012, all monitoring stations in Hong Kong recorded air pollutant levels exceeding the WHO’s annual air quality guidelines, with only two exceptions. The poor air quality for the first six months of 2012 has resulted in 1, …

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