Founded by Bertha Shum, the Earthero Project is a platform that shares no-nonsense, practical lifestyle tips on how to reduce waste that don’t involve buying more things, informative infographics breaking down complex ideas about the environment, and Q&A posts that explain some of Hong Kong’s sticking points when it comes to cutting down on waste.

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Sisters Dhaanya and Reaha Ganeriwal have taken part in Greta Thunberg’s “school strike” on Fridays for more than 140 weeks. As well as petitioning businesses, like asking Starbucks to drop its extra charge for vegan milks, the pair participate in beach clean-ups, give speeches about climate change, and rally other young people.

Eco Drive focuses on the reduction of single-use plastics. This year, the charity partnered with Alibaba to install collection boxes for eye-related products—such as contact lens boxes and eye drop bottles—in schools, eye clinics and residential buildings. Their feed is full of ideas for how to avoid using unnecessary plastic.

Eugenia Chow, aka Eugreenia, is a dedicated vegan and climate activist who shares tips on how to navigate events like Veganuary and Earth Month—from conscious gift ideas and food recommendations to religious solutions to the climate crisis and how changing weather systems affect the world disproportionately.

Redress and the R Collective founder Christina Dean works to reduce the colossal amount of waste produced by the textile industry by repeatedly proving that being fashionable doesn’t have to mean constantly buying new clothes.

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