Young people from Hong Kong and Shenzhen visit Hong Kong Environmental Technology Park
2024-08-07
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Chinanews.com, Hong Kong, August 6th - "Youth Journey Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Bay Area" Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Youth Cultural Exchange Series Theme Activities - Hong Kong Low-carbon Visit and Exchange Activities were held in Hong Kong a few days ago. The event organized about 40 young people from Hong Kong and Shenzhen to visit the two environmental protection facilities "WEEE Park" and "T. Park (Source District)" in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, to learn about Hong Kong's practices and innovative achievements in low-carbon life, green technology and environmental protection.
The picture shows young people visiting environmental protection facilities. Photo provided by the organizer
"WEEE·PARK" is a waste electrical and electronic product processing and recycling facility in Hong Kong. Entering "WEEE·PARK", the instructor started with the source of waste electrical appliances, introduced the recycling path of waste electrical appliances to the students, and how the factory in "WEEE·PARK" intelligently disassembles waste electrical appliances, and finely classifies and finally recycles electrical components. The young people realized how those electronic products that were regarded as useless things were transformed into valuable resources step by step with the help of high technology.
"T. Park" is one of the most advanced sludge treatment facilities in Hong Kong. Under the guidance of the park's guide, the young people learned about the high-temperature treatment and energy recovery process of sludge, witnessed the gorgeous transformation of sludge from "waste" to "resource", and felt the tremendous power of science and technology in the field of environmental protection.
The picture shows young people studying environmental protection knowledge seriously. Photo provided by the organizer
In addition to learning low-carbon and environmental protection knowledge, young people from the two places also discussed environmental protection concepts together, shared learning experiences and life insights, and deepened their friendship.
Ye Hu, Deputy Director of the New Territories Work Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Xu Haoguang, Director of the Environmental Protection Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, You Yu, Member of the Standing Committee of the Longgang District Committee of Shenzhen and Director of the United Front Work Department, Yun Tianzhuang, Chairman of the Tuen Mun District Committee of the Hong Kong New Territories Association, Szeto Junxuan, Yuen Long District Councillor, Cai Chengxian, Tuen Mun District Councillor, and Yang Hailan, Director of the Shenzhen Damei Youth Growth and Development Guidance Center, attended the event. (End)
