This smart food waste dispenser, promoted by the Environmental Protection Agency, is the perfect companion for eco-conscious individuals! Simply scan a QR code on the dispenser to easily pour in your food waste and earn points. These points can even be redeemed for gifts, killing two birds with one stone! What's more, the dispenser is equipped with an advanced deodorizing system that effectively eliminates unpleasant odors and converts food waste into reusable energy and byproducts!

"Green in the District" has established a convenient and efficient recycling network for community residents, allowing them to easily recycle nine common recyclable items. Crucially, the program features a points-based reward system—recycling earns points that can be redeemed for daily necessities. This not only simplifies the recycling process but also provides tangible rewards, successfully attracting a large number of residents to participate. In addition to community recycling points, "Green in the District" also has environmental protection stations and regularly hosts educational activities to further promote environmental protection!

Simply call the "Four Electrical and Electronics, One Computer" hotline to schedule a free door-to-door recycling service for your waste electrical and electronic products. Furthermore, the Environmental Protection Department has implemented the "Glass Beverage Container Producer Responsibility Scheme" and the "Bottle Recycling Machine Pilot Scheme," setting up recycling points in various districts to facilitate the recycling of glass and plastic bottles. When the machine automatically identifies and successfully recycles a bottle, residents receive a cash rebate! This simple and convenient recycling channel not only declutters your home but also helps protect the environment—a win-win situation!

Representatives from WEEE PARK and I PARK1 will share their experiences working in the environmental field. For many, a career in environmental protection isn't just about protecting the natural environment we depend on; it's also a crucial way to realize their true self-worth. With society's growing emphasis on sustainable development and green living, environmental protection has become a popular industry among young people.

The governments of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao are actively implementing the national 14th Five-Year Plan for Marine Ecological and Environmental Protection and the Outline Development Plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, focusing on improving water quality and bay development in the Pearl River Delta's river and bay basins. The Environmental Protection Department has also signed an agreement with the National Marine Environmental Monitoring Center to jointly discuss a work plan to enhance the quality of the Greater Bay Area's marine ecosystem. By pooling resources and expertise from all parties, we can achieve more comprehensive and effective marine environmental governance.