Clearer statistics the missing link in Hong Kong’s waste reduction
The real solution lies at the source: preventing food from becoming waste in the first place. These at-source efforts are creative and cost-effective, but without meaningful statistics, we have no idea how much potential they have.
Let’s do better on paper and plastic bottle recycling
The government is suggesting a rebate of at least 10 cents and aiming for a 30 per cent recycling rate for plastic containers and 10 per cent for cartons. Hong Kong should adopt similarly ambitious measures, with refunds between 50 HK cents and HK$1, to align with the goals of the Waste Blueprint for Hong Kong 2035.
In the National Games, Hong Kong has a model of a green mega event
As the 15th National Games draw to a close, Hong Kong celebrates not only the outstanding achievements of its athletes but also the success of staging a truly “clean and green” mega event. The games embodied sustainability from the outset.
The Green Earth's policy recommendations for Policy Address 2025
As the government is currently consulting the public for the 2025 Policy Address, The Green Earth would like to submit our recommendations addressing the pressing environmental issues and promoting sustainable development in our city for your kind consideration.





