In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong
In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong
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Letters | On World Environment Day, profligate Hong Kong must reflect on its role in the ecological crisis

  • In the wake of the UN report on biodiversity, Hongkongers must be more attuned to how their behaviour, such as a meat-based diet, affects the planet
  • The government must step up its efforts to craft and implement a policy on sustainability

Topic |   Hong Kong environmental issues
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Updated: 6:10am, 5 Jun, 2019

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In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong
In March, around 1,000 students in Hong Kong skipped class to protest against the government’s lack of action on climate change. Photo: Felix Wong
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