WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1990
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ON THE OCEANIC OUTFALL LOCATION FOR THE
THE
OF
SIDE
STRATLGY, SEWAGE SIDE THREE VOLUMES GUANGDONG HONG KONG SIDE PRESENTED TO THE
GUANGDONG AND THE STRATEGY, DETAILED FINDINGS ON THE SEWAGE
OF CHINESE LEGISLATION TO
HONG
SIDE COPIES PRESENTED
KONG
OF MARINE TUNNELS. QUALITY AND THE CONSTRUCTION GOVERNING WATER LIAISON AFRANGEMENTS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THE STRATEGY WERE AGREED.
THE
THE MEETING WAS HELD IN A FRIENDLY AND CO-OPERATIVE AND BOTH CHAIRMEN EXPRESSED CONFIDENCE THAT FUTURE MEETINGS EQUALLY SUCCESSFUL.
ALSO
ATMOSPHERE WOULD BE
GUANGDONG DELEGATION VISITS REFUSE TRANSFER STATION
KONG-GUANGDONG
VISITED
THE
OF
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CHINESE SIDE OF THE HONG ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LIAISON GROUP TODAY (WEDNESDAY) KOWLOON BAY REFUSE TRANSFER STATION TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING ITS OPERATION.
IN HONG KONG. AT THE DISCHARGED INTO
THE FACILITY IS THE FIRST OF ITS KIND STATION, REFUSE BROUGHT IN BY COLLECTION VEHICLES IS HOPPERS. HYDRAULIC RAMS IN THE HOPPERS WILL PUSH THE REFUSE INTO LARGE SCALED CONTAINERS FOR TRANSPORT TO THE DISPOSAL SITE.
VICE-CHAIRMAN
OF
THE GUANGDONG THE DELEGATION, LED BY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMITTEE, MR QIANG BINGHUAN, WAS ACCOMPANIED PROTECTION, DR STUART ON THE VISIT BY THE DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL REED.
BAY KOWLOON
REFUSE
TRANSFER
KONG
THE DELEGATION LEARNED THAT THE STATION MARKED THE FIRST STAGE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HONG GOVERNMENT'S WASTE DISPOSAL STRATEGY FOR THE 1990'S AND BEYOND.
A
SERIES
THAT HAS BERN OF FACILITIES "IT IS THE FIRST IN
AND EFFICIENT WASTE MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTED AS PART OF AN EFFECTIVE
BY USING SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DEPARTMENT
DR REED MODELLING, COMPUTER THE MOST ADVANCED TECHNIQUES SUCH TOLD THE DELEGATION.
AS
It
AND
SEVEN
INCLUDE WILL
THREE VERY LARGE OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE SYSTEM
PLUS AN STATIONS, TRANSFER OR
REFUSE MORE LANDFILLS INTEGRATED TREATMENT CENTRE FOR CHEMICAL WASTE.
CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADVANCED WITH THE RAPIDLY AND A PLANT
FACILITY INCINERATION INCREASING QUANTITY OF CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL WASTE FROM HOSPITALS.
TO DEAL
"AND WE ARE PLEASED TO SHOW COLLEAGUES OF THE CHINESE SIDE LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES.
OUR
OF "THIS IS PART OF THE CONTINUING EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND
NEARLY A DECADE EXPERIENCES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD THAT STARTED AGO AND WHICH HAS LED TO VALUABLE MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEMS
DR REED SAID. AND PLANS OF EACH SIDE,
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