Strong public backlash behind ongoing hold on Hong Kong waste charging: minister

Strong public backlash behind ongoing hold on Hong Kong waste charging: minister

Hong Kong’s environment minister has said strong public opposition led to the continued suspension of the government’s long-delayed waste-charging scheme, but has stressed that the volume of rubbish being disposed of has fallen over the years. Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan on Saturday defended the government’s decision to shelve the waste-charging scheme indefinitely….

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Dumpster diver stunned after finding ‘high quality’ items in recycling bin: ‘Look what I found’

Sometimes, you’ll find quite a treasure in your local recycling bin. One Reddit user discovered classic Tesla speakers that could be easily restored and made to function like new. What happened? In the r/ElectroBOOM subreddit, the user shared photos of the rare find, which included at least six different speakers of various sizes, along with…

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Turning Recycling Into Art With Collectible Phones

Turning Recycling Into Art With Collectible Phones

Collectibile Phones’ iPhone artwork Sonny Dickson What can you do with old smartphones? The practical answer is to recycle materials, recover rare earth metals and re-use parts wherever possible. There are other answers… with a bit of flair, these older phones can elevate those parts to art. Step forward, Sonny Dickson. He is a recognisable…

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International Chamber of Shipping

ECSA Welcomes the Hong Kong Convention Entering into Force Globally

[By: International Chamber of Shipping] The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and European Shipowners | ECSA welcome the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships (Hong Kong Convention) entering into force globally today. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted the Hong Kong Convention on the 15th May 2009. The aim…

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