It began with having a baby in one of the most polluted cities in the world
“It's a maternal instinct to want the best for your child and you become more conscious of your waste. Hong Kong has the largest amount of waste per inhabitant in the world–They are a society of consumers; they live in cramped apartments with tiny kitchens so meals are eaten out and their weekends, spent in malls. Garbage adds up.”
Managing trash when your country can’t
“Countries are still frigid with zero-waste, it affects consumerism and the economy. Plastic bans are implemented to control waste. Containers clog the drains and people complain when the water rises, yet it's manmade. We can't blame it on bad city infrastructure, start with consumption habits.”
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