Zero Carbon Concert offers free tickets for eco-actions

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Picture this: top Cantopop stars like Ian, Stanley, Jer, and Jeremy from Mirror, alongside Gin Lee, Janice Vidal, Yan Ting, JACE, Beanies and Rover, lighting up the stage, with an electrifying crowd and the chance to be there for free - all while contributing to Hong Kong’s carbon neutrality goals. The Zero Carbon Concert is a unique music event dedicated to reducing carbon footprints. It’s not just a show but part of a broader movement encouraging everyone to make small changes to help achieve carbon neutrality. This event is all part of the ‘Carbon Reduction Action’ campaign, which kicks off on November 1. New campaign promotes low-carbon living The Carbon Reduction Action campaign encourages the public to adopt low-carbon habits in clothing, food, living and travel. Organised by the Environment and Ecology Bureau and the Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC) and funded by the Environment and Conservation Fund, the campaign is aligned with Hong Kong’s 2050 carbon neutrality goals. Backed by approximately 150 strategic and collaboration partners, including public and private organisations, industry groups, non-profits and schools, the campaign is meant to engage the community in various carbon reduction activities. Since August, the ECC has shared tips for reducing carbon footprints on social media, and the launch of the official campaign on November 1 will encourage people to put this knowledge into action. From November 1 to 30, participants can enter a lucky draw by sharing their carbon-reducing actions on social media and submitting screenshots via the campaign website along with their GREEN$ ID. Win tickets to a star-studded concert Fancy being one of the lucky 350 to bag two tickets to the Zero Carbon Concert on January 4? Here’s how you can enter and win: Download the GREEN$ Mobile App and register as a member (if you already have an account, just log in). Use Instagram ‘filter’ or...