Now or Never

On May 18, Tatler held its first in-person House Stories event of the year at the Sky Lounge at The Upper House. The panel explored the specific challenges Asia faces when it comes to climate change, and the occasion marked the series’ return to in-person programming after months of strict social distancing measures. Moderated by Tatler’s deputy editor, Lauren James, the panel included Hong Kong-based landscape photographer Kelvin Yuen; Sandy Song, assistant director of the development, research and administration branch of the Hong Kong Observatory; and Natalie Chung, leading climate advocate, Gen.T honouree and co-founder of social enterprise V’Air. Song, who has spent her career chronicling the change in weather patterns, dived right into the hard truths: “As a meteorologist, I’m very worried about climate change. Climate change is happening…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, July 2022

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