‘Greens’ fear cupboard will be bare in budget

February 18, 2010
By cleanairnetwork

China Daily

Hong Kong Edition

Timothy Chui

Nearly two years into the economic meltdown, environmental groups are a little worried that environmental issues will be given much priority in this year’s Hong Kong budget.

The greens expect their agenda will be set aside because of the pressing need to alleviate poverty.

Political scientist James Sung Lap-kung predicts a surplus this year and believes, the government is likely to introduce sweeteners for the underprivileged and working groups.

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