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Hong Kong reviews Peak lighting project after environmental outcry

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Hong Kong tourism officials will review a lighting installation project on The Peak following public backlash over the removal of trees and flowers. The Tourism Board stated it consulted with residents and tree experts to minimize environmental impact. They have committed to broader consultations to balance tourism development, environmental protection, and resident needs. AI

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Hong Kong reviews Peak lighting project after environmental outcry

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Ng Kang-chung ·

    Hong Kong to review Peak lighting installation after outcry over felled trees

    Hong Kong tourism authorities have pledged to review the roll-out of a lighting project along a trail on The Peak after mounting complaints that flowers and trees were chopped down to make way for the installations. But the Tourism Board defended the project, saying it had consul…

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