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Committed to its corporate social responsibility, K. Wah Group is a keen supporter of environmental protection by implementing green management and participating in different environmental activities. Businesses like construction materials and hospitality are devoted to energy conservation and better resources utilization. The Group also cooperates with universities in search of innovative green solutions. Experiences in protecting the environment are shared among young generation, with an effort to cultivate an environment for sustainable development.
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To ensure a sustainable future, US hotels have started their own in house recycling programme and used green chemical for laundry. |
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KWCM walked the talk of green policy by using green asphalt rubber which consisted of bitumen blended with rubber powder derived from scrap tyres to pave a road at Eco Park in Tuen Mun. |
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KWIH Guangzhou Property Division took part in tree planting activities in Maanshan Park, Huadu District and Baiyun District in Guangzhou, aiming at creating a greener environment for future. |
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ICGS planted 250 seedlings in the Tree Planting Challenge initiated by Friends of the Earth, in order to enhance public eco-awareness. |
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After receiving training in the Marine Park Ambassador Scheme organized by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, some members of KWCM Social Club were appointed as ambassadors to encourage public involvement in marine conservation. |
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Joining hands with Ning Po No.2 College, KWCM Social Club conducted a workshop themed "Cultivating a Green Generation" for students who could have a chance to visit the Group's quarry at Anderson Road and attended seminars about the application of environmental technology and management. |
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In collaboration with Po Leung Kuk, KWCM gave two environmental workshops to share the green messages, such as waste reduction, reuse and recycling to a group of young children. |
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