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I recently attended training at the Hong Kong branch of Greenpeace, and snapped some photos of my co-workers, who had also come from the Beijing and Taipei offices. The Hong Kong office is pretty funky - smooth concrete floor, open space office, big windows looking out over Hong Kong's signature high rises. And the reception features a sculpture that spells out "anti-nuclear" in Chinese along with a stack of yellow nuclear cans.

I recently attended training at the Hong Kong branch of Greenpeace, and snapped some photos of my co-workers, who had also come from the Beijing and Taipei offices. The Hong Kong office is pretty funky - smooth concrete floor, open space office, big windows looking out over Hong Kong's signature high rises. And the reception features a sculpture that spells out "anti-nuclear" in Chinese along with a stack of yellow nuclear cans.

I recently attended training at the Hong Kong branch of Greenpeace, and snapped some photos of my co-workers, who had also come from the Beijing and Taipei offices. The Hong Kong office is pretty funky - smooth concrete floor, open space office, big windows looking out over Hong Kong's signature high rises. And the reception features a sculpture that spells out "anti-nuclear" in Chinese along with a stack of yellow nuclear cans.

I recently attended training at the Hong Kong branch of Greenpeace, and snapped some photos of my co-workers, who had also come from the Beijing and Taipei offices. The Hong Kong office is pretty funky - smooth concrete floor, open space office, big windows looking out over Hong Kong's signature high rises. And the reception features a sculpture that spells out "anti-nuclear" in Chinese along with a stack of yellow nuclear cans.

I recently attended training at the Hong Kong branch of Greenpeace, and snapped some photos of my co-workers, who had also come from the Beijing and Taipei offices. The Hong Kong office is pretty funky - smooth concrete floor, open space office, big windows looking out over Hong Kong's signature high rises. And the reception features a sculpture that spells out "anti-nuclear" in Chinese along with a stack of yellow nuclear cans.