The fragrant harbor’s foul fuel

Hong Kong boasts the world’s fifth busiest port. It plays an important role in contributing to the city’s economy. It’s also the city’s biggest polluter, causing hundreds of premature deaths every year.
In this month’s Hong Kong Enquirer, Andrea Deng looks into why it is so difficult for the city to tackle shipping emissions, and what the government has done to change the situation.
This story is part of China Daily's multimedia special reportage that looks into the shipping industry's dirty secret - how ocean-going vessels are creating huge environmental damage and affecting people's health, particularly in the Asia Pacific region.
See the full report here: projects.asiaw...
Produced by Andrea Deng.