A house with a solar panel-covered rooftop at Hong Lok Yuen in Tai Po in July 2019. Using open space for solar panels and wind farms is one way Hong Kong can help the world achieve its climate change goals. Photo: Winson Wong
A house with a solar panel-covered rooftop at Hong Lok Yuen in Tai Po in July 2019. Using open space for solar panels and wind farms is one way Hong Kong can help the world achieve its climate change goals. Photo: Winson Wong
Kitty Tam
Opinion

Opinion

Kitty Tam

How Hong Kong can do its part to achieve COP26 climate change goals

  • While the UN climate change conference fell short of the needed commitments, it still showed a way forward for Hong Kong’s climate action plan
  • The window to keep the 1.5-degree goal alive is closing fast, but it is still achievable if we act with urgency and commitment

A house with a solar panel-covered rooftop at Hong Lok Yuen in Tai Po in July 2019. Using open space for solar panels and wind farms is one way Hong Kong can help the world achieve its climate change goals. Photo: Winson Wong
A house with a solar panel-covered rooftop at Hong Lok Yuen in Tai Po in July 2019. Using open space for solar panels and wind farms is one way Hong Kong can help the world achieve its climate change goals. Photo: Winson Wong
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