POLITICS● LOWAug 24 · Aug 24, 2026, 2:00 AM
Half of Hong Kong’s public bodies omit emissions data, green group finds
South China Morning Post
Half of Hong Kong’s government departments and public bodies have not disclosed their greenhouse gas emissions data and some calculations have been based on outdated information, a green group has found. The findings from The Green Earth have prompted calls for stronger carbon reporting and the setting of reduction targets across the public sector to align with the city’s goal of achieving carbon neutrality before 2050. The non-profit group’s study of 82 public entities found that while 41...
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