[Expatriate]

Originally Posted by geolove33

I want to go Hong Kong for the a job so i want to
know that what step are taking by the hong Kong
Govt.

None.

HK is ruled by Property Developers and Container Magnates. They don't have any interest in reducing their profit by introducing any environmental stuff.

Beijing says: Don't complain, make money and get out if you don't like it.
and:
HK People are immature to chose their own government.
Which is probably true.

And HK people said a few years ago: Let's hope the economy picks up so we can sell our properties with profit and get out.

[Boris]

Originally Posted by Expatriate

None.

HK is ruled by Property Developers and Container Magnates. They don't have any interest in reducing their profit by introducing any environmental stuff.

Beijing says: Don't complain, make money and get out if you don't like it.
and:
HK People are immature to chose their own government.
Which is probably true.

And HK people said a few years ago: Let's hope the economy picks up so we can sell our properties with profit and get out.

Methinks you should spend less time listening to whinging conversations in the LKF bars on a Friday night.

[texasaxel]

Originally Posted by Expatriate

None.

HK is ruled by Property Developers and Container Magnates. They don't have any interest in reducing their profit by introducing any environmental stuff.

I agree that the special interests from these sectors have a disproportial influence on our government and that one of the outcomes has been an overreliance on voluntary industry actions. What I'd like to see is roadmap for environmental change, which focuses on factors within the control of the government and is supported by laws and enforced by government bodies.

[taihunggao]

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