02-05-2008．Issue#8
中文版本
中文版本
Dear member,
Greening Your Grocery List
Identify the bad apples in your pantry with our annual Shopper’s Guide to Avoiding GE Food. The recently updated report lists the latest “green” food brands that have committed to never use GE ingredients in their products, and “red” brands that have yet to commit. 60% of food brands widely available in Hong Kong supermarkets have refused to commit to the non-GE policy, including your favorite beer, potato chips, rice, and baby food.
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Identify the bad apples in your pantry with our annual Shopper’s Guide to Avoiding GE Food. The recently updated report lists the latest “green” food brands that have committed to never use GE ingredients in their products, and “red” brands that have yet to commit. 60% of food brands widely available in Hong Kong supermarkets have refused to commit to the non-GE policy, including your favorite beer, potato chips, rice, and baby food.
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You Can Help Stop Global Warming
Help curb Hong Kong’s contribution to global warming by signing our online petition demanding strict limitations on carbon dioxide emissions from the region’s biggest air polluters: the CLP and HEC power plants. 3,000 people have already taken action by signing the petition destined for the Chief Executive and the Secretary of Environment Bureau. Your voice can also be heard with just a few clicks... >>Continue Reading
Help curb Hong Kong’s contribution to global warming by signing our online petition demanding strict limitations on carbon dioxide emissions from the region’s biggest air polluters: the CLP and HEC power plants. 3,000 people have already taken action by signing the petition destined for the Chief Executive and the Secretary of Environment Bureau. Your voice can also be heard with just a few clicks... >>Continue Reading
Greenpeace Green People
Eco Tourism Begins With The Guidebook
Before you toss your outdated Lonely Planet guidebook into the trash, consider trading it in at Dymocks for a $20 discount on the purchase of any new Lonely Planet. All old guidebooks will be sent to Ecosage for recycling. Offer valid throughout May and June. >>Continue Reading
Before you toss your outdated Lonely Planet guidebook into the trash, consider trading it in at Dymocks for a $20 discount on the purchase of any new Lonely Planet. All old guidebooks will be sent to Ecosage for recycling. Offer valid throughout May and June. >>Continue Reading
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