Biodiversity is inextricably linked to human wellbeing while nature and wildlife contribute significantly to the quality of our urban environment. More needs to be done at the government-policy level to tackle the environmental challenges that face our city. From country parks and green zones that need protection to retain their ecological value, to expanding marine protected areas and renewable energy use, bold and ambitious actions must be adopted to transform Hong Kong’s into Asia’s most sustainable city.
 

Position Briefs Ecological Footprint Plastic Smart Cities Renewable Energy Sustainable Fashion Sustainable Seafood Policy Recommendations 2023-24 Budget Recommendations 2024-25 Budget Recommendations 2024 Policy Address Response PPRS Alternative Model Recommendations EIA Process Review Recommendations Letter to Panel on Statutory Processes Streamline Suggestions for Panel on Environmental Affairs 2022 Discussion Topics Recommendations for Control of Singe-use Plastics Producer Responsibility Scheme on Plastic Beverage Containers Regulation of Disposable Plastic Tableware Decarbonisation Strategy Green Transport for New Development Area Promoting  EV use Management of Waste Plastics EAAF Mai Po Nature Reserve Position Briefs Protecting Land of Ecological Value Country Parks Deep Bay Wetlands Policy Recommendations New Territories North Development Land Use of San Tin Technopole Comment on San Tin Technopole Development of Wetland Conservation Parks System Response to San Tin Technopole EIA Report Response to the Draft San Tin Technopole Outline Zoning Plan Capital Markets Climate Change and Financial Risk

Position Briefs Hong Kong Oceans Conservation Roadmap Chinese White Dolphin Finless Porpoise East Lantau Reclamation Green Turtles Hong Kong's Maw Trade Horseshoe Crabs Marine Protected Areas Marine Spatial Planning Plastic Free Oceans Recreational Clam Digging Proposed Offshore Wind Farm Marine Spatial Planning in Hong Kong – Facts and Myths Policy Recommendations Comment on project profiles relate to Central Waters Artificial Island Lung Kwu Tan Reclamation Chinese White Dolphin Conservation Green Turtle Conservation Holistic Fisheries Central Waters Artificial Islands  Position Briefs Hong Kong's Ivory Trade Hong Kong's Wildlife Trade Pangolin Shark and Ray Tiger Conservation Trade and the Logistics Industry Policy Recommendations Chinese Medicine Development Letter regarding OSCO amendment ​

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