Blue skies in HK????

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    Ahhh, I was thinking of the pollution coming from factories spread up the river toward Guangzhou and not Zuhai. You think what comes from Zuhai is worse than Guangzhou?
    Either way, west is not best when living in HK.


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    Except of course, that just to the NNE you have the nuclear power plant...


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    Quote Originally Posted by tinybear:
    No, most of the pollution from Mainland China comes from Pearl River Delta. So it drifts to HK from the south west. Beware if you live near Tung Chung.
    No, it mostly comes from NW, that's where the bulk of poison spitting factories are. Worst spot on this Pearl River Delta map is continuously in Foshan:

    http://61.144.36.8/equality2/raqi/eng.aspx

    This is the same map that you see on SCMP weather page, note that the colours are misleading, what is green here should be yellow, what is yellow should be red and what is red should be black.

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    Well this could really do your head in couldn't it ?? I am just about to come out and feel like running a mile at pres. Someone told me Sandy bay area was ok coz near sea and breezy etc............now I'm thinking its the worst spot. South Side and Nts just to far for me to commute.................so..............


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    Quote Originally Posted by siumai:
    No, it mostly comes from NW, that's where the bulk of poison spitting factories are. Worst spot on this Pearl River Delta map is continuously in Foshan:

    http://61.144.36.8/equality2/raqi/eng.aspx

    This is the same map that you see on SCMP weather page, note that the colours are misleading, what is green here should be yellow, what is yellow should be red and what is red should be black.
    Hmmm...funny, when I was in north NT, the air was great. But when I visited Tung Chung, it was terrible. The air's even worse in Macau (which as you know is right next to Pearl River Delta).

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    Quote Originally Posted by tinybear:
    Hmmm...funny, when I was in north NT, the air was great. But when I visited Tung Chung, it was terrible. The air's even worse in Macau (which as you know is right next to Pearl River Delta).
    I think that still makes sense. Right now if you're able to look, the west side of Kowloon/NTs is very, very clearly more smoggy than the east side. Sai Kung is the place to be... or Shek O/Stanley etc. on SE HK Island.

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    The whole west side is buggered. North West near Yuen Long etc is known to be the worst.


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    Well I went to view some houses here in Beas River and the air was great. You should go and feel it for yourself.

    http://www.theroyaloaks.com.hk/index_en.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by PDLM:
    Except of course, that just to the NNE you have the nuclear power plant...
    That makes the water warmer, but doesn't pollute the skies. And you can't have a "China syndrome" because we are already there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abdi:
    Well this could really do your head in couldn't it ?? I am just about to come out and feel like running a mile at pres. Someone told me Sandy bay area was ok coz near sea and breezy etc............now I'm thinking its the worst spot. South Side and Nts just to far for me to commute.................so..............
    Run in a gym, it is better for your knees and--in HK--your lungs.
    How far can the NT be? This is HK, not Texas.

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