Michael Madess from Action Asia Events comes onto Trash Talk today to tell us more about their perspective on the ban of hosting events on no name trails in Hong Kong.

Idy Wong from Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden Green comes onto the show today to tell us more about their Green Hub project, where visitors can stay in the century-old Old Tai Po Police Station while learning about sustainable living.

This week on Trash Talk, Marcy Trent Long speaks with one of the recipients of the Lantau Conservation Fund, Professor Thomas Chung and Dr. Jimmy Ho from CUHK, about their project to restore a centuries old village in Hong Kong.

This week on Trash Talk, Marcy Trent Long speaks with Marine Thomas from The Nature Conservancy about how biodiversity impacts climate change and what are some nature-based solutions to help Hong Kong achieve its climate goals.

Gary Ades from Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) comes onto the show this week to tell Marcy Trent Long more about Kadoorie’s work in nature conservation in Hong Kong.

This week, Grace Cheung from Cathay Pacific chats with Marcy Trent Long about their use of sustainable aviation fuel and how it helps make flying and even everyday life more sustainable.

This week on Trash Talk, Patrick Ho from Swire tells Marcy Trent Long about how the property management industry is gearing for the upcoming Waste Charging Scheme.

This week on Trash Talk, Claire Pearson from BELU comes onto the show today to tell Marcy Trent Long more about how their project not only brings clean water to Hong Kong, but also to the rest of the world.

Wander Meijer comes onto Trash Talk this week to tell Marcy Trent Long more about Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG)’s history and work in rescuing animals in Hong Kong.

A group of Young Environment Ambassadors from Civic Exchange’s Hong Kong 2050 is Now program came onto Trash Talk this week to share with Marcy Trent Long their take on the fast fashion issue.

This week on Trash Talk, Maryc Trent Long speaks with Rafi Cristobal and Handrich Hernando from the Harbour School about their environmental education curriculum

This week on Trash Talk, former Deputy Secretary for the Environment Christine Loh comes onto the show to share with us her insight on the delay of the waste charging scheme.

This week on Trash Talk, Green Queen Media’s Sonalie Figueires comes onto the show to share her experience at COP28, particularly about the food sector, with Marcy Trent Long.

Chinese New Year is coming up, so this week, Marcy Trent Long speaks with Michelle Chung about their annual Reborn Lai See program and how they would be distributing lai see to be reused this year.

HKRITA’s Edwin Keh comes onto the show today to speak with Marcy Trent Long about post-consumer textile recycling and the HKRITA Open Lab factory that is opening this year.

Kelvin Yeung and Cyril Drouet from The Good Cup come onto Trash Talk this week to tell us more about its new takeaway cup with no plastic lid, eliminating plastic waste from your drinks takeout.

Alfred Weston, General Manager of New Life Plastics to join us today on Trash Talk to better understand what's happening with Hong Kong’s biggest and most ambitious plastic recycling project.

This week on Trash Talk, Dean Chan from Team Orz tells Marcy Trent Long about their innovative approach to cleaner oyster farming.

Sailors for the Sea Platinum, Lucy Sutro and Sheila Chan Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club’s Lucy Sutro and Sheila Chan came onto Trash Talk this week to speak with Marcy Trent Long about their efforts in protecting their “playground” and hosting the highest ...

On Trash Talk, Marcy Trent Long speaks with Jose Moreno from Spare-It about gamifying waste reduction.

This week on Trash Talk, Marcy Trent Long speaks with Lucia Loposova from Green Hospitality about the new rules for single-use products in hotels and how that is affecting the hospitality industry.

Today on Trash Talk, Kenny Lam from Love Recycling Plus shares with Marcy Trent Long about his goal of helping everyone in Hong Kong get into the habit of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

ADMCF’s Sam Inglis comes onto Trash Talk this week to share with Marcy Trent Long their latest report on wildlife trade in Hong Kong.