(photo: from time to time, Xia Xinuo makes use of the office of "green recycling" in Shek Wai Kok to do personal political propaganda, and distributes bread and moon cakes to win over the neighbors. This has nothing to do with environmental protection.) Some "Hong Kong Independence" elements plundered government subsidies in the name of environmental protection organizations and "sucked in" 6 million yuan in three years! The backbone members of the group "green reconstruction" are anti China and anti Hong Kong elements who have been attacked by DQ. They use the name of environmental protection organizations to stand on the streets and do personal political propaganda. The so-called environmental education activities that apply for government subsidies are all low-cost guided tours and lectures. Some members of the Legislative Council pointed out that some politicians in Hong Kong had changed their faces after being DQ and applied for government subsidies under the name of "environmental protection" organizations, which lurked the community in an attempt to expand the network. They suggested that the government should examine the relevant organizations applying for subsidies to ensure that public funds were used properly. In response to Ta Kung Pao's enquiry, the environment and ecology Bureau stressed that the Bureau and the environmental protection department would conduct investigations and seek the advice of the Department of justice and the assistance of relevant departments when necessary to determine appropriate follow-up actions. Green recycling claims on the social platform page that it was established in 2005 to strengthen the local recycling capacity and improve the recycling economy of Hong Kong's recycling industry. However, its social page was only set up in December 2019. Since the same year, it has applied to the "environment and Conservation Fund" for three consecutive years for the "community participation project to prepare for the collection of municipal solid waste by waste classification", and has received a total of 6 million yuan from the government. The seven projects funded by the government for the green regeneration of low-cost activities with huge subsidies are the five projects in 2021 / 22 with a total of 4020197.61 yuan. The activity venues are shangcuiyuan, Lvyang new estate, Jiaxi, hairi Bay and Kai Tak No. 1; In 2020 / 21, there was one project funded by 990644.67 yuan, and the activity venue was gemstone building; In 2019 / 20, there was a project with a total of 989867.6 yuan. The activity venue was Caiyi garden. According to the activity photos released by green recycling, the subsidy of $6 million is mainly used for the "water saving and energy saving" recycling Street station, and the recycling Street station has only one to two staff members. Occasionally, several residents hand over recycled items such as clothing, electrical appliances and books to the street station. As for the talks and workshops, most of the participants are the elderly. The so-called environmental education activities held by them are also low-cost guided tours. Last year, they led a group to visit "green in Kwun Tong" and "zero carbon world". Excluding the staff, there were less than 10 members in the group, and the impact of environmental education was very small. Green re-engineering has released nine recruitment advertisements on social platforms for its seven funded projects, including hiring project coordinators, project managers, project development directors and part-time environmental protection ambassadors. It hardly mentions the salary. Only the part-time environmental protection ambassadors recruited this year listed an hourly salary of 72 yuan. Calculated by working six hours a day, the 30 day salary was 12960 yuan. The backbone includes "Hong Kong Independence" Xia Xinuo, who searches the information. The registered address of the green recycling society is the office of the former district councillor Zhao Enlai of Tsuen Wan in the shopping mall of Tsuen Wei Garden Phase I. Zhao Enlai is the parliamentary assistant of Lee Cheuk Yan, a member of the labour party. He joined the Hong Kong Alliance in 2001. Since