GORANI: Hong Kong, a city crowded with skyscrapers around a harbor clogged with freighters, not the most likely place for conservation, but that's where our next installment of "GOING GREEN" takes us.</s>LAM LAI-SHAN, GREEN MAMA OF HONG KONG: My name is Lam Lai-Shan and I'm living in Hong Kong. People call me "Green Mama". I came up an idea of doing a green map because I know there's a freight international green map system. What I want to do is I want people, green citizens to come up together to contribute to a map. So this place actually is one of the spots of green map. This is a demonstration point we can share food, space, resources, knowledge, people.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Can share, can enjoy and can actually make use of the space together as citizens.</s>LAI-SHAN: If more people know such idea then I think Hong Kong will be a green Hong Kong most people are green citizens. Rubbish becomes not really rubbish, it's treasure to me. I ran a workshop which is teaching people how to make paper, how to make soap. Here is the soap I make by myself. And I used to collect some used cooking oil from my neighbors. When they deep fry something, they won't reuse it again, so they will give me. I try to influence family if every family is green and whole Hong Kong becomes green.</s>GORANI: Don't forget you can get the latest news, interviews and announces from the show on our Facebook page, facebook.com/halagoranicnn. This has been THE WORLD RIGHT NOW, I'm Hala Gorani. Thanks for watching. "QUEST MEANS BUSINESS" is going to be coming up next after a quick break. Don't go anywhere, we'll be right back.
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