Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Investigation-on-Unruly-Brownfield-Operations-in-Hong-Kong---B-roll-27MDHUHJ46P0.htmlConceptually similarInvestigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTO5Completed★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTO8Completed★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOECompleted★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOGCompleted★★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOICompleted★★★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOKCompleted★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTONCompleted★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOPCompleted★★★★Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGP1SWTOACompleted★★★★View AllGP1SWTNXInvestigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong - B-rollGreenpeace East Asia investigated over 70 brownfield sites in Hong Kong during a period of 2 months and reported the findings in this documentation with heavy hearts: at least 35 brownfield sites covered over a total of 20 hectares (an area larger than the Victoria Park in Hong Kong) were found to operate in violation of regulations, piling up waste mountains up to 8 meters high. They were composed of huge amounts of waste from aluminium scrap, circuit boards to construction waste at open space workshops, leading to 7 heavy metals in soil exceeding standards.Locations:Asia-Hong KongDate:1 Jul, 2021Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:18sAudio format:MuteProduction Type :B-ROLLKeywords:Aerial view from UAV-Aluminium-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Land pollution-Metals-Outdoors-Toxic waste-Toxics (campaign title)-Waste disposal-Waste management-Waste management infrastructureShoot:Massive Mess: 2021 Investigation on Unruly Brownfield Operations in Hong Kong (Photos & Videos)Greenpeace East Asia investigated over 70 brownfield sites in Hong Kong during a period of 2 months and reported the findings in this documentation with heavy hearts: at least 35 brownfield sites covered over a total of 20 hectares (an area larger than the Victoria Park in Hong Kong) were found to operate in violation of regulations, piling up waste mountains up to 8 meters high. They were composed of huge amounts of waste from aluminum scrap, circuit boards to construction waste at open space workshops, leading to 7 heavy metals in soil exceeding standards.
