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By Politika 2013 on Mar 12, 2013 in: Cebu Politics, Batuhan, Cebu City, conservation, environment, New politics, Rama, recycling
By Bong Galarpe LIVELIHOOD projects initiated by the Bag-ong Sugbu Foundation Inc. through the years uplifted the living conditions of a lot of unemployed women from the different barangays of Cebu City’s South District. One of the projects involve...
By The Urban Walker on Mar 5, 2013 in: conservation, tourism, mindanao, kidapawan, mt apo, Climate Change, environment impact, recreation, environment
Kidapawan City to Build Stairway to Mt. Apo's Summit to Facilitate Tourism -- The city of Kidapawan is set to build a 16,620-step trail step to marvel into the summit of Mindanao's (The country's highest) Mt. Apo. The project has already been present...
By The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink on Aug 17, 2012 in: CURRENT EVENTS, CONSERVATION, ANNOUNCEMENTS, INTERIOR DESIGN, EVENTS
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By Greener Philippines on Apr 30, 2011 in: conservation, green living
Use green lights. Instead of incandescent bulbs, switch to LED lights, fluorescent bulbs or compact fluorescent lights (CFL), which last longer and cost less energy for the same amount of light output. It will save you around 80% of your lighting cos...
By Greener Philippines on Apr 30, 2011 in: conservation, forestry
Plant trees as long as you can. Select the right tree species for your need. There are the several tree species available for shade, fruits, wood, fuel, fence, medicine, industrial, protection, ornamental or many other purposes. I...
By Greener Philippines on Apr 30, 2011 in: conservation, green living
Switch to green home. If you are doing house repairs or renovation, try second hand lumber store, junk shops, surplus or salvage stores and antique shops in your neighborhood for used but inexpensive building materials and fixtures. It will redu...
By Greener Philippines on Apr 30, 2011 in: conservation
Conserve water at all times. Fix all water leaks and faulty toilets without delay. The faster you repair leaks, the less water wastage and lower water bill. It will also help a lot if you turn off the water while brushing your teeth, and use a glass...