Hong Kong – List of environmental impact assessments in fourth quarter of 2023 released

List of environmental impact assessments in fourth quarter of 2023 released

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     The Environmental Protection Department today (January 12) released a list of completed and newly commenced statutory environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and non-statutory environmental studies for major development projects between October 1 and December 31, 2023.

     Updated information related to the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance is available on its website at www.epd.gov.hk/eia.

Completed statutory EIAs and non-statutory environmental studies for projects in the fourth quarter of 2023 include:
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A. Statutory EIAs:

1. Improvement to So Kwun Po Interchange
(Civil Engineering and Development Department)

2. Tuen Mun Bypass
(Highways Department)
 
3. Route 11 (Section between Yuen Long and North Lantau)
(Highways Department)
 
4. Widening of Tsuen Wan Road and the associated junction improvement works
(Highways Department)
 
5. Airport Tung Chung Link Project
(Airport Authority Hong Kong)

B. Non-statutory environmental studies for projects:

Nil

Newly commenced statutory EIAs and non-statutory environmental studies for projects include:
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A. Statutory EIAs:

1. Development at Ngau Tam Mei area
(Civil Engineering and Development Department)
 
B. Non-statutory environmental studies for projects:

Nil

Make an Impact with Empowered Flower Girl’s Girl Course and Coaching Program

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Founded by award-winning mentor, author and TEDx speaker Rasheda Kamaria Williams, Empowered Flower Girl is a social enterprise on a mission to transform the way young people relate to one another and themselves. We partner with schools, nonprofits and community organizations seeking solutions to cyberbullying, drama, relational aggression and other social/communications challenges. Visit www.empoweredflowergirl.com.

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Rasheda Kamaria
248-629-0334
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Hong Kong – List of environmental impact assessments in third quarter of 2023 released

List of environmental impact assessments in third quarter of 2023 released

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     The Environmental Protection Department today (October 13) released a list of completed and newly commenced statutory environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and non-statutory environmental studies for major development projects between July 1 and September 30, 2023.

     ​Updated information related to the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance is available on its website at www.epd.gov.hk/eia.

Completed statutory EIAs and non-statutory environmental studies for projects in the third quarter of 2023 include:
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A. Statutory EIAs:

1. Drainage Improvement Works in Mui Wo
(Drainage Services Department)

B. Non-statutory environmental studies for projects:

Nil

Newly commenced statutory EIAs and non-statutory environmental studies for projects include:
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A. Statutory EIAs:

1. Ma Liu Shui Reclamation
(Civil Engineering and Development Department)
 
2. Provision of Crematorium at Wo Hop Shek Cemetery
(Food and Environmental Hygiene Department)

B. Non-statutory environmental studies for projects:

Nil

Addressing the Impact of Heat on Medications During Transportation: PMC Pharmacy Advocates for Private Hand Delivery to Safeguard Patient Safety

 With growing concerns over rising temperatures in the Delaware Valley, PMC Pharmacy emphasizes the critical need to address the potential impact of heat on medications during transportation. The effects of heat on various medications can put patients at risk of Adverse Drug Events (ADEs), leading to potential hospitalization and compromised health outcomes.

The impact of high temperatures on medications can vary depending on the specific drug, potentially rendering them less potent or entirely ineffective. Changes in physical properties, such as softening, melting, brittleness, or alterations in color, texture, or consistency, can hinder proper dissolution or absorption in the body. Moreover, prolonged exposure to heat can cause medications to expire earlier than expected, posing efficacy and safety concerns. Heat-sensitive medications, like insulin, may lose their effectiveness, further jeopardizing patient safety. Additionally, pressurized containers, such as inhalers, may be at risk of leakage or explosion, potentially leading to injuries or contamination.

Despite these risks, traditional mail order pharmacies expose medications to prolonged transit times and various external factors, including extreme temperatures and excessive humidity. While some medications may be more heat-resistant, it is essential to store them in cool, dry places, away from direct sunlight or heat sources.

PMC Pharmacy, operating in Montgomery County, is committed to prioritizing patient safety through its innovative private hand delivery service. PMC Hand Delivery ensures that medications are transported directly from the pharmacy to the patient’s doorstep on the same day, eliminating the need for regional stops or sorting centers, and reducing the time medications spend in potentially unfavorable conditions. This proactive approach significantly mitigates the adverse effects of heat-induced degradation of medications, offering patients an optimal solution for safeguarding medication integrity.

By maintaining direct communication with patients, PMC Pharmacy further strengthens the integrity of the delivery process, providing reassurance and peace of mind to those in their care.

“We firmly believe that private hand delivery is a superior alternative to traditional mail order services,” states Brian Dunleavy, CEO of PMC Pharmacy. “Our patient-centric approach and unwavering commitment to medication safety make PMC the trusted choice for mitigating the adverse effects of heat on medications.”

PMC Pharmacy, a Prescription Management Company serving Patients, Providers, Medical At Home, and Long Term Care Facilities in the Delaware Valley, remains dedicated to ensuring the well-being of its patients through innovative and patient-focused solutions.

For more information about PMC Pharmacy and their private hand delivery service, please contact:
Alex Antosh
Phone: 215-922-2502 x517
Email: alex.antosh@pmcrx.com
Website: www.pmcrx.com

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Alex Antosh
215-259-6213
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215-922-2502

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Efficient Impact: Empowering Small Businesses Through Executive Mentoring and Tailored Consulting

 Efficient Impact, a grassroots startup dedicated to empowering small businesses, announces its launch as a platform connecting businesses with experienced executive consultants. By fostering connections and providing tailored guidance, Efficient Impact aims to equip small businesses with the resources and expertise needed for long-term success.

Efficient Impact values the transformative power of small businesses in driving economies and empowering communities. Through its platform, the company facilitates impactful consulting engagements, executive mentoring, and talent acquisition, enabling businesses to thrive in today’s competitive landscape.

“We place a strong emphasis on the higher economic purpose of empowering small businesses,” says Vanesha Jaiswal-Azad, Founder of Efficient Impact. “When small businesses succeed, communities flourish, and the positive ripple effects are felt globally.”

The platform’s core offerings include connecting small businesses with experienced consultants who provide tailored expertise to optimize operations, develop strategies, and drive success. Additionally, industry leaders offer flexible mentoring and training to existing teams, empowering them with the skills and knowledge necessary for long-term growth.

Efficient Impact also boasts a network of recruiters dedicated to finding talented individuals for businesses. These individuals can be further trained by executive consultants to unleash their full potential, creating a symbiotic relationship that fuels success.

“Through our comprehensive approach, we foster meaningful connections between businesses, industry leaders, and talent, facilitating knowledge-sharing and growth,” adds Jaiswal-Azad. “We are committed to contributing to economic growth by equipping businesses with consulting, mentoring, and talent acquisition.”

Efficientimpactsolutions.com offers a range of services to support small businesses, including comprehensive planning, data-driven solutions for revenue growth, budget optimization, and talent development. With a focus on measurable growth and impactful outcomes, Efficient Impact leverages data-driven strategies tailored to resonate with target audiences.

About Efficient Impact LLC
Efficient Impact LLC is a woman-led, minority-owned grassroots startup dedicated to empowering small businesses through executive mentoring and tailored consulting services. Founded by Vanesha Jaiswal-Azad, a seasoned marketing professional, Efficient Impact aims to foster connections and provide resources for businesses to thrive. Their platform connects businesses, industry leaders, and talented individuals, fostering growth, collaboration, and economic empowerment. Join Efficient Impact in unlocking your business potential and becoming part of a community dedicated to success.

Efficient Impact
Vanesha Jaiswal-Azad
347-815-3523
efficientimpactsolutions.com
linkedin.com/company/efficientimpact

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