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New Target To Reduce Waste
HONG KONG, 6 December 2018 — Over 80% of the one billio…
Civic Exchange Joins Anti-Waste Group
HONG KONG, 22 December 2017 — Civic Exchange has joined…
Businesses & Environmental Groups Come Together to Tackle HK’s Waste Issue
South China Morning Post: Civic Exchange’s Steven Molyneux-Webb says that the new Drink Without Waste initiative will look for solutions on cutting waste in line with the Government’s environmental aims.
Green Groups Join Hands with Packaged Drink Manufacturers to Tackle Waste
Hong Kong Today on RTHK: Edwin Lau from the Green Earth…
Beverage Sector, NGOs Unite to Cut Waste Deluge
Radio Television Hong Kong: Twenty-seven groups — including Civic Exchange, other NGOs and key players from the beverage, retail and waste industries — are joining hands to come up with ways to reduce the amount of waste created by throw-away packaging.
Impact of the Palm Oil Spill
BBC World Service: Civic Exchange communications director Joyce Lau described the effects of the palm oil spill on Hong Kong’s beaches. (Click the button above to listen)
Delayed Alert on Palm Oil Spill
The Financial Times: Civic Exchange spokesperson Joyce Lau was quoted as saying that there should be better communication between the Guangdong and Hong Kong authorities in the event of marine spills.
