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b07.gif (1514 bytes) It is an important measure of conservation
b07.gif (1514 bytes) It is mainy Archieved by legislation
b07.gif (1514 bytes) Air pollution has been reduced by control in sulphur and lead contents in petrol, use of exhaust filters in cars and chimneys
b07.gif (1514 bytes) Noise pollution has been controlled by reducing the number of vehicles, using noise suppressors and prohibiting activities producing loud sound such as mah-jong

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hand.gif (878 bytes)One of the first two purpose-built noise enclosures on Tate's Cairn Tunnel Approach Road protecting closeby highrise Richland Gardens.

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hand.gif (878 bytes)Full enclosures with transparent window panels to retain passenger views are to be erected over the portion of track close to residential properties.
b07.gif (1514 bytes) Land pollution has been controlled by finding proper dump sites, incinerating rubbish and recycling renewable resources.

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b07.gif (1514 bytes)Water pollution has been controlled by treatment of industrial wastes containing toxic chemicals before discharge into water, ban on use of DDT, etc.

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team operating off EPD's purpose-designed survey vessel, the Dr. Catherine Lam.

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