Hong Kong

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  How GIS supports zero carbon strategy Dr. Winnie Tang

  China aims to peak its CO2 emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060 which is "a tough battle”, according to President Xi Jinping. It is said that even developed countries need a

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  Epidemic and 40-year-high inflation stalk HK migrants in UK Mark O'Neill

  The website of the Trinity Church in Sutton, southwest London, is written in English and traditional Chinese – 歡迎香港人, Welcome Hong Kong people. “The middle of a pandemic is not an easy time to arrive

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  The privilege of shorter quarantine Ben Kwok

  The nightmare of staying in a hotel for three full weeks might hopefully be over. Yesterday the National Health Commission announced to shorten the hotel quarantine period for people arriving in the

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  3D maps enhance disaster prevention and rescue Dr. Winnie Tang

  Abnormal and even extreme weather has become more frequent. The Observatory forecasts that tropical cyclone incidence and total rainfall this year will be "normal to high". To be well-prepared, the

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  Ignoble ease Neville Sarony

  There is no shortage of commentators, both lawyers and lay people, who feel entitled to criticize Hong Kong’s legal community for what these observers assert is a failure to stand up for the liberal