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- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar2011) Fred Kan & Co.'s prize for a meritorious dissertation submitted in the MSc in Environmental Management (HKU) 2010 programme was awarded to Edward Oosthuizen for his dissertation ... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (July 2011) Rarely in Hong Kong are government officials‟ decisions challenged in the courts on environmental grounds. Even more rarely do the courts uphold environmentally [Details]
- Urban Planning Envir Law Q Oct 2011 D1 FINAL The integrity of our Country Parks, a shining beacon in Hong Kong?s otherwise overall poor record of meaningful environmental protection, is constantly threatened by development pressures. [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 2010) The effectiveness of Hong Kong’s “command and control” system of environmental protection depends almost entirely on the performance of those government agencies which hold relevant statutory monitoring and enforcement powers... [Details]
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- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jan 2009) The Fred Kan & Co. Prize for 2007-2008 was awarded by the Board of Examiners for the degree of MSc in Environmental Management, University of Hong Kong, to Ms. Yang Suk Ting Peggy. In this edition we summarise key points... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 2009) We are confronted increasingly by examples of the government’s reluctance to fairly and resolutely enforce our planning and environment-protection laws: from slow or no reactions to illegal roads in country parks and bending... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 2009) In the main article of this edition we argue that Hong Kong’s overall record of weak protection of the environment is only likely to continue while the community and government regard our precious natural environment with a marked... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 2009) In this edition we review the dissertation (MSc in Environmental Management, HKU) awarded the 2009 Fred Kan & Co. prize. The dissertation deals with an extremely important environmental issue in China (and the world generally)... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Feb 2008) Whilst the government has gradually been shamed into taking air pollution more seriously, the same cannot be said for most other aspects of its responsibilities to protect our environment, including natural ecosystems. The rapid decline... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jul 2008) The main article in this edition considers an example of Hong Kong’s regulatory agencies’ willingness to bend environment- protection regulations for the sake of other administrative priorities. This tendency is reflected in many... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Nov 2008) Gradually governments around the world are recognising the fundamental importance of legislating for effective protection for fauna
  and flora. Perversely, however, very few governments actually enforce their laws... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jan 2007) The parlous state of Hong Kong’s air quality is perhaps our most high-profile--although by no means our only-- environmental issue. Recently published comments by the Chief Executive, describing Hong Kong as an “environmentally... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 2007) Hong Kong’s serious air pollution, and the government’s realisation, finally, that this is a
  real problem, have left other equally important environmental issues in the shadow of government and business apathy... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Aug 2007) Fred Kan & Co. offer an annual prize for the best dissertation submitted by a candidate for the M. Sc (Environmental Management) degree as assessed by the Faculty of Science, University of Hong Kong, provided the dissertation has... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Nov 2007) This edition of the Quarterly features the second of the dissertations jointly awarded the 2006 Fred Kan & Co. prize for the most meritorious dissertation presented in the M.Sc (Env. Management) course at the University of... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 2006) The Concept Plan for Lantau provides the latest example of the extent to which the government is prepared to commit to meaningful environmental conservation in the face of relentless pressure to use Hong Kong’s scarce land and marine... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jul 2006) In May 2006 the Director of Planning announced at a press briefing that the government would implement a holistic and balanced development plan for the Central harbour front. Addressing that and other major redevelopment projects... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Oct 2006) Although there is a welcome increasing community focus on one of Hong Kong’s most serious environmental problems – our poor air quality – other equally serious environmental issues do not get the same level of attention... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jan 2005) In this edition of the Quarterly, we review a new environmental awareness newsletter which has commenced publication in Hong Kong. We also provide more background explanation of important amendments to the Town Planning... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 2005) Beginning with this edition of the Quarterly, the West Kowloon Cultural District project replaces Hong Kong Disneyland as the subject of our mega-development column.The main article in
  this edition reviews the evolution of the... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Aug 2005) Official and corporate attitudes to marine conservation have again come under public scrutiny as a result of newspaper articles concerning two separate issues: proposed
  new regulations to prevent food poisoning... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Nov 2005) In February 2002 the Hong Kong government announced the winning design from more than 160 entries in an international competition held to produce a master design as underlying basis for creating the West Kowloon Cultural District... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Feb 2004) In many Western countries since the late 1960s, lawyers have helped public interest groups to obtain judicially ordered protection of the environment when the responsible government agencies have failed to use their powers to do... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 2004) Whilst Hong Kong has enacted reasonably strong (when enforced) pollution - control laws, there has been significantly less progress in implementing effective environmental conservation laws.The government’s current... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Aug 2004) The 2004 Fred Kan & Co. prize for the best dissertation submitted for the degree of MSc in Environmental Management at the University of Hong Kong was awarded to Jason Chi-hin Chan. The topic of Mr. Chan’s dissertation is... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Oct 2004) Hong Kong’s inability to limit air and water pollution to acceptable levels is regularly the subject of public discussion. Our record in another area of environmental protection -
  marine conservation - is even worse, which... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 2003) Recent publicity concerning the fate of one of the few remaining examples of Hong Kong's ancient, rural villages prompted the Quarterly to look at aspects of our key legislative scheme for the protection of our architectural heritage. [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 2003) In this edition we return to the topic of saving our disappearing Victoria Harbour. This controversial issue has been the focus of at least two previous quarterlies. We include a timely letter to the editors from a pioneer in the noble cause of... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 2003) An important component of Hong Kong’s mega-development project, Disneyland, involves decontaminating the Cheoy Lee Shipyard. This process has provided stark evidence of the inadequacies of Hong Kong’s laws for shifting.... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 2002) The Quarterly has regularly raised the problem of the lack of effective enforcement of laws designed to protect the environment. Probably the single greatest weakness of the world's collective system of environmental protection.... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 2002) To mark the 10th anniversary of the publication of Fred Kan & Co.'s Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly, the founding editori joins us in taking stock of ten years of reporting on urban growth in Hong Kong and.... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 2002) Each year Fred Kan & Co. awards a prize for a meritorious dissertation submitted in the Master of Sciences (Environmental Management) programme at the University of Hong Kong.In 2002 the award was made to Stephen Ng for... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 2001) Hong Kong's rapid economic progress has in part been built on lax industrial waste disposal practices. This has left us with numerous contaminated land-sites. In this Quarterly we consider the approach taken by the United... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 2001) In a hopeful sign of Hong Kong's maturing attitude towards environmental conservation, the Hong Kong Sustainable Development Forum was established in September 1998 and continues as a significant participant in community... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 2001) Native forests throughout the world are being exploited on a plainly unsustainable basis. Hong Kong has no forests to protect, but we - the community as well as the government - have an influential role as consumers. The feature... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 2001) In this edition we consider - in the context of water, waste and air - whether Hong Kong has improved in its commitment and ability to provide effective protection of the environment from pollution. [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 2000) Whilst Hong Kong confidently enters the 21st century enjoying economic revival, the condition of its environment continues to deteriorate. In particular, air pollution levels are frequently critical in terms of world standards. This edition... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 2000) In this edition,the Quarterly focuses on Hong Kong's serious air pollution,which probably ranks as our most pressing environmental issue.We briefly consider the background to Hong Kong 's worsening air quality,and report on several... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 2000) More than two years ago Kai Tak Airport was de-commissioned following the opening of Chep Lak Kok Airport. Kai Tak operated as a high volume international airport for more than 50 years. This means its soils are likely to be... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 2000) An effective system of laws and standards for conservation of the environment requires a knowledgeable judiciary and easy access for citizens to seek judicial relief.The feature article in this edition considers an example of a... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jan 1999) This issue features comments on the recently published Final Report of the Territorial Development Strategy made at a seminar by one of the government's principal planners responsible for the lengthy and detailed… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Apr 1999) Hong Kong’s famous Harbour has contracted in size considerably since the arrival of the British more than 150 years ago.During the last 10 years or so the pace of filling-in Victoria Harbour has increased markedly, in response to the… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 1999) During the latter part of the 1990s public comments by government agencies' spokesmen, particularly EPD executives, suggest that the authorities are coming to realise that disposing of Hong Kong's hard waste(which is generated in... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 1999) We begin this edition’s main article with a letter from the EPD commenting on the previous Report's article which dealt with the implementation of container-deposit laws in
  Hong Kong.As the EPD has responded mainly… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Spring 1998) This issue features comments on the recently published Final Report of the Territorial Development Strategy made at a recent seminar by one of the government's principal planners responsible for the lengthy and detailed review... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Summer 1998) Hong Kong’s town planning legislation has evolved slowly since its inception in 1939.Increasingly the economic and environmental future of the SAR will depend
  on the effectiveness of the legislation itself… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Spring 1997) Hong Kong’s water pollution controls were the subject of a recently completed dissertation awarded the Fred Kan & Co. Prize for M.Sc.(Environmental Science) graduates in the 1996/97 course. Our feature article this edition… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Summer 1997) In this edition we consider key aspects of Hong Kong’s Territory Development Strategy Review '96. This document and the imminent follow-up report will provide the bases for Hong Kong's further town planning, particularly in respect of… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Autumn 1997) Perhaps the single most significant factor in the continuing, sorry tale of environmental degradation in virtually every part of the world is the inexplicable lack of resolve on the part of regulatory agencies to enforce laws designed… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Winter 1997) The role that Hong Kong's Ombudsman does and could play in facilitating greater protection of the environment is the subject of the main article in this Report.The prosecution data included (courtesy of the EPD) once again reflect the... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 1996) In this Report we feature a brief overview of China’s 1995 draft inland water pollution laws. Some of the advanced, indeed radical, provisions of the draft are highlighted. However, we are left with the perennial question, in terms of China's… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 1996) 1st July 1997 ushers in a new and uncertain era for Hong Kong. This is no less so in the context of Hong Kong's environmental protection laws - and how effectively they are likely to be enforced. The main article in this Quarterly... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Autumn 1996) The Environmental Impact Assessment Bill continues to be debated by Legco.The Bill is presently with the Bills Committee which will again consider it in early December. Important amendments to allow for some form of third… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Winter 1996) Our feature article in our June 1996 issue concerning the alleged lack of effective enforcement of Hong Kong's anti-pollution laws, drew an immediate response from Mr.M.Stokoe, Assistant Director of the… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Mar 1995) The increasingly serious plight of Hong Kong’s fauna and flora is the subject of our main feature in this issue. We look at aspects of Hong Kong's Animal and Plants (Protection of Endangered Species) Ordinance (Cap,187), which was… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Jun 1995) The Mai Po wetlands are of indisputable importance to the regional and world environment. In particular, various specis of migratory birds, including endangered species, depeng on Mai Po as a nesting… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 1995) If you visit Victoria Peak and look down on Victoria Harbour there is spectacularly summed up and laid out before you the issue which is the topic of this Report's feature article: does filling in our Harbour (or a decent proportion of it) make… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 1995) Fred Kan & co. awards an annual prize to an outstanding environmental sciences student.The 1995 prize went to an MSC student at the University of Hong Kong, Arthur Lee.In this Report we briefly review Mr.Lee's… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Jan-Feb 1994) This issue features a discussion of the use of economic instruments for environmental control in Hong Kong with special reference to the levy of a charge on trade effluent. This is, in fact, a summary of part of a dissertation submitted by... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Mar-Apr 1994) Our feature in this issue looks at how an environmental consultant can help your business and how to choose one. Although originally written for a Canadian audience by our Associates Smith, Lyons, Torrance, Stevenson... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (May-Jun 1994) This issue features a review of the Legislative Council's recent debate on Urban Planning in Hong Kong's New Towns. Those who spoke did not miss the oppprtunity to criticise the Government's record on urban planning in the... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Sep 1994) In this issue we continue our focus on town planning with a feature on the tensions between planning regulations and Crown lease conditions as planning instruments in Hong Kong. As odd as it may seem to outsiders, planning requirements... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Dec 1994) Our feature in this edition covers the important issue of the applicability of strict liability for environmental offences prosecuted under Hong Kong environmental legislation. In many other developed countries the trend is towards... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Jan 1993) We begin the Year of the Rooster with a look back to the Year of the Ram for this issue features a review of the 1991 Annual Report of Hong Kong's Town Planning Board. If this seems like old news please note that the 1991 Annual… [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Mar-Apr 1993) In this issue we feature a report on recent developments in Hong Kong's environmental legislation which give rise to personal liability for environmental offenses. Responding to the failure of existing penalties to deter polluters, the... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (May-Jun 1993) In this issue we begin the first of a two-part feature on the recently enacted Air Pollution Control (Amendment) Ordinanace which is expected to come into operation later this year. The amendments, which were digested in the... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Aug-Sep 1993) This issue features the second and final part of our report on the recently enacted Air Pollution Control (Amendment) Ordinance, parts of which came into force on 6 August this yeat. In this part we look at the novel provision for technical... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Quarterly (Oct 1993) In this issue we feature a discussion of the implications of U.S. environmental laws for Hong Kong exporters and manufacturers with Us based plants. This Feature is based on a speech by Fred Kan, founder and Senior Partner of... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (May 1992) This is the inaugural issue of Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report published bimonthly by Fred Kan and Co. As well as documenting current developments in Hong Kong's planning and environmental policy, legislation and... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Jul 1992) In this issue we report on the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development which took place in Rio De Janeiro last month. In the absence of official Hong Kong representation at the Earth Summit Hong Kong environmental... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Sep 1992) This issue features a review of Environment Hong Kong 1992, the Environmental Protection Department's annual review of Hong Kong environmental regulation. This is the only comprehensive statement on Hong Kong's... [Details]
- Urban Planning and Environmental Law Report (Nov 1992) The efficacy of any system of environmental law depends on the rigour of its enforcement. In this issue, therefore, our feature turns to the question of how Hong Kong courts are punishing environmental offenders. We examine… [Details]

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