A debate over moving prisons and landfills to artificial islands has erupted - with an engineering expert saying prime sites such as Stanley jail could be put to better use, and opponents saying...
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- May 23, 2013
- Updated: 9:08pm
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Hong Kong will spend at least HK$31 billion on waste-handling infrastructure in the next seven years, it was revealed yesterday.
The environment minister called for a discussion on building an incinerator as a part of Hong Kong’s waste strategy, calling it irresponsible if talks don't take place.
The proposed beach at Lung Mei, incinerator at Shek Kwu Chau, expansion of the Tseung Kwan O landfill into Clear Water Bay Country Park and a potential third runway at the airport have all...
Ageism still exists in HK workplace
I refer to the report ('Population ageing faster, panel says', May 31) and how it will likely affect Hong Kong's productivity.
Charity starts at home and Hong Kong has a solid reputation as a charitable city. When it comes to food waste, though, there is a huge disconnect. Thousands of people go hungry or do not get...
Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen has led the government for seven years and the public will probably remember his famous election slogan of 'I'll get the job done.' But has he fulfilled that...
Hong Kong's recycling bins are often too filthy to use and are vastly outnumbered by conventional bins, a green group says.
The Environment Bureau has abandoned its HK$23 billion funding request for what it says is an urgently needed waste incinerator and landfill expansion after failing to gain the support of...
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