CLEAN : Lucky tangerine trees destined for landfills in Hong Kong

The video discusses the issue of tangerine prawns being discarded in landfills, with 40,000 parts wasted annually. It suggests that if local communities manage their own waste, it could help solve the problem in Hong Kong and globally. The video emphasizes the need for government and organizational support, like Greenpeace, to promote recycling and waste management.

What is the main issue discussed in the introduction regarding tangerine plants?

• They are being exported to other countries.

• They are being used for anti-aging products.

• They are being discarded in large numbers after the New Year.

• They are not being sold in the market.

What solution does the speaker propose for managing tangerine plants?

• Exporting them to other countries.

• Using them in anti-aging products.

• Each housing estate taking care of their own plants.

• Burning them to generate energy.

According to the speaker, what could be a potential benefit of each housing estate managing their own tangerine plants?

• It would increase the market value of tangerine plants.

• It could help solve the problem in Hong Kong and other parts of the world.

• It would reduce the need for government intervention.

• It would create more jobs in the recycling industry.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to promote recycling of tangerine plants?

• Subsidies for tangerine plant growers.

• More government or organizational propaganda.

• Increased production of tangerine plants.

• Higher taxes on tangerine plant disposal.

Who does the speaker believe should help in promoting recycling efforts?

• Individual consumers.

• International corporations.

• Government or organizations like Greenpeace.

• Local farmers.