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One in five say they may leave over pollution
Jan 06, 2009, Cheung Chi-fai

Air pollution has the potential to cause an exodus from Hong Kong bigger than the brain drain prompted by pre-handover jitters in the 1990s, a survey has indicated. One in five residents, according to the poll, are considering leaving the city to escape the contaminated air, while one in 10 are seriously considering such a move or already have plans to go because of health fears.
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2009-01-08 18:17:47 補充：
Contraceptive pill a polluter, says Vatican
Jan 05, 2009, Agence France-Presse in Rome

The contraceptive pill is polluting the environment and is in part responsible for male infertility, a report in the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano claimed at the weekend.

2009-01-08 18:17:58 補充：
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2009-01-08 18:18:48 補充：
Pollution can be a risky business
Sep 16, 2008, Louis Beckerling

Retail investors can get access to the emissions trading market by buying the shares of listed companies that either trade in carbon credits or invest in companies that help polluters reduce their emissions.

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Chinese Consumers Place Higher Priority on Environment than Americans and Britons
(美通社)9月19日 星期五 13:20
2008 ImagePower(R) Green Brands China Survey Indicates the Environment and Global Warming are of Higher Concern than the Economy; Chinese Consumers Identify Top Ten Greenest Brands

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Survey data presented today at the Economist Conferences＊ Fifth China Branding Roundtable in Beijing indicate that 31 percent of Chinese consumers identify the environment as a higher priority than the economy, a percentage that is significantly higher than consumers in the US and slightly higher than consumers in the UK. In similar research conducted earlier this year by the same team, 17 percent of US consumers and 28 percent of UK consumers selected the environment as higher priority than the economy.

The research, conducted by WPP (Nasdaq: WPPGY) agencies Landor Associates, Cohn & Wolfe, and Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates (PSB), is being presented by Russ Meyer, Landor Associates＊ Chief Strategy Officer.