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Hong Kong green groups call for rejection of impact assessment report for San Tin Technopole project

Conservation groups say report on environmental impact of San Tin Technopole project contains inaccurate information and may be subject to legal challenges.

By: scmp.com

Apr 17 2024
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Hong Kong green groups call for rejection of impact assessment report for San Tin Technopole project

Conservation groups say report on environmental impact of San Tin Technopole project contains inaccurate information and may be subject to legal challenges.

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