Lee Sze Choi

Rating: 90/100. It includes the visions and targets of the Hong Kong Government towards the food waste in Hong Kong. It also includes useful statistics.

Rating: 85/100. It includes different benefits when food waste is reduced 20%, and how this can help society.

Rating: 95/100. It tells a real-life example of how to reduce food waste in Korea, which has cause a shocking reduce of more than 50%.

Rating: 80/100. It tells a story of local environmentalists working hard to reduce food waste. It shows that Hong Kong people are enthusiastic to reduce food waste.

Rating: 80/100. It defines what is waste, where waste comes from and the history of waste.

Rating: 80/100. It is impressive that people can farm in the concrete forest, without government initiatives or support. They may be users of our food waste machine.

Rating: 90/100. A comprehensive research on using different food waste to make fertiliser, it includes the method, nutrition and result of composting.

Rating: 80/100. It is a bit disappointing that the AI trash can only collects data of food dumped, I thought it could recycle food waste.

Rating: 95/100 . Very solid and practical ways to reduce food waste, these could reduce a lot of food waste, but applying these technology may be expensive.

Rating: 90/100. A solid research on the situation of food waste in Hong Kong as well as the policies, campaigns and solution to the situation.

Rating: 85/100. An article providing information of sources and products of those most recyclable materials.