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1. greenearth.org.hk › 2021/12/20211219How Hong Kong’s already-serious waste problem has got ...

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   2021年12月20日 · The report shows that Hong Kong’s waste problem has worsened over the past year. And, with almost all large-scale activities suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, essential policies and actions such as municipal waste charging and promotion for waste avoidance at source have yet to be rolled out.

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2. hongkongfp.com › 2024/06/08 › explainer-how-big-is-hong-kongsHow much waste goes to HK's landfills? How much is recycled?

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   2024年6月8日 · Hong Kong. Explainer: How big is Hong Kong’s waste problem, and how much does it recycle? In 2022, 2,369 tonnes of plastics were sent to landfill daily – similar to the weight of six Boeing 747...

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   What waste is sent to Hong Kong's landfills?

   • Food waste has remained the largest constituent of municipal solid waste sent to Hong Kong’s landfills since 2005, followed by plastics and paper. The amount of plastics sent to landfill – which includes plastic bags, plastic bottles and plastic or polyfoam dining ware, many of which are recyclable – has risen over time.

   How much waste goes to HK's landfills? How much is recycled?

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   Is our waste problem affecting human health?

   • Our waste problem is severely plaguing the health of the world’s species, including our own. Human health is being deeply impacted by this lack of environmental accountability and awareness.

   How Our Trash Impacts the Environment - Earth Day

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   Why are municipal wasteloads increasing in Hong Kong?

   • Municipal wasteloads have in general been increasing since 1986 - when the EPD was formed - mirroring Hong Kong's rapid economic expansion over the same period. At the same time, the population has grown by more than one million people and each person is throwing away more waste.

   Waste | Environmental Protection Department

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   How much food waste is disposed of in Hong Kong?

   • At present, most of Hong Kong’s food waste is disposed of at landfills together with other municipal solid waste (MSW). In 2022, there were some 11,130 tonnes of MSW disposed of at landfills each day. Of these, about 3,300 tonnes (30%) were food waste, constituting the largest MSW category.

   Food Waste Challenge | Environmental Protection Department

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   How did waste change in the 1960s?

   • Of course, back then our waste consisted of little more than leftovers and scraps, road sweepings, rattan, rags, glass and debris. But that changed in the 1960s. As the rapidly industrialising city swelled to more than two million people, waste became increasingly toxic, with more plastic waste and industrial sludge. The city needed a landfill.

   How Hong Kong’s waste problem is becoming a crisis after decades of

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   What is municipal solid waste in Hong Kong?

   • Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) comprises solid waste from households, commercial and industrial sources. This excludes construction waste, chemical waste, clinical waste and other special waste. MSW is disposed of at landfills. Food waste is the major constituent of the municipal solid waste in Hong Kong.

   Waste | Environmental Protection Department

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4. www.epd.gov.hk › epd › englishFood Waste Challenge | Environmental Protection Department

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   • Current Status
   • Food Waste Management Strategy
   • Reduction at Source
   • Food Donation
   • Food Waste Collection
   • Recycling at Facilities

   To tackle the challenge of food waste in Hong Kong, the Government issued "A Food Waste and Yard Waste Plan for Hong Kong 2014-2022'' (''Food Waste Plan'') and ''Waste Blueprint for Hong Kong 2035'' (''Blueprint'') to map out the strategies for food waste management.

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   Reduction at Source

   Food Donation

   Food Waste Collection

   Recycling at Facilities

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   The most important step in reducing food waste is to avoid creating it in the first place. Food Wise Hong Kong Campaignpromotes a food wise and waste less culture through various schemes and activities, e.g. Food Wise Charter, Food Wise Eateries Scheme, publicity of the Big Waster, etc.

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   The Campaign also promotes food donation from those commercial establishments with surplus food to charitable organisations. Through the Environment and Conservation Fund (ECF), the EPD has been supporting non-governmental organisations in running food recovery projects, under which surplus food is collected from the commercial sector and donated t...

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   Inevitable food waste should be source-separated and recycled to gainful resources. Pilot Scheme on Food Waste Collection The EPD launched a larger scale Pilot Scheme on food waste collection in 2021, focusing on food waste generated from the private (commercial and industrial sector) and public premises. Source-separated food waste collected under...

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   The first organic resource recovery centre (O·PARK1) was opened in 2018 for turning food waste into energy/resources. In addition, the first trial scheme on the food waste/sewage sludge anaerobic co-digestionwas also launched in 2019 at the Tai Po Sewage Treatment Works. To achieve the target of “Zero Landfill”, the Government will continue to deve...

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5. www.epd.gov.hk › epd › englishWaste | Environmental Protection Department

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   Waste is a common problem of affluent societies. Especially when people can afford greater convenience and more purchases, they tend to throw away more rubbish. Hong Kong is no exception to this. Growing Wasteloads. Hong Kong, like many developed places, has seen its wasteloads grow as its economy has grown.

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6. www.earthday.org › how-our-trash-How Our Trash Impacts the Environment - Earth Day

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   2024年7月9日 · July 9, 2024. Over two billion metric tons of unsustainable, human-generated waste are thrown away globally every year, entering our environment and polluting every ecosystem around the world.

7. www.scmp.com › how-hong-kongs-waste-problem-becoming-crisisHow Hong Kong’s waste problem is becoming a crisis ...

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   2022年1月15日 · As the rapidly industrialising city swelled to more than two million people, waste became increasingly toxic, with more plastic waste and industrial sludge. The city needed a landfill.

8. ourworldindata.org › plastic-pollutionPlastic Pollution - Our World in Data

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   Improving the management of plastic waste across the world – especially in poorer countries, where most of the ocean plastics come from – is therefore critical to tackling this problem. On this page, you can find all of our data, visualizations, and writing on plastic pollution.