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Pila News and Features: October 2005

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Pila News and Features. Dengue Allert in Pila. Pila: A book and a plaza. The restoration of Pila. Writings of St. Anthony of Padua. Pila water ideal for growing ornamental fish. Pila Article on Wikipedia. Pila News: September 28, 2005. Pila Features Across the Web. Published Tuesday, October 18, 2005 by jafiti. Purely Personal : 700 young people are walking for Mary. INQ7 Interactive, Inc. - Philippines. Luz Uzabal). The Shrine of St. Anthony de Padua in. Pila: A book and a plaza. By Bea Zobel Jr. On one...

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LCI ENVI Corporation :: About Us

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Shall provide quality, competitive, and innovative environmental services to its local and international business partners (mission) as it strives to be one of the country's environmental company. Leading in Clean Initiatives. Principal Consultants and Staff. Jose Marie U. Lim. BS CHE (UP DIL), MS ENE (UP DIL) (Water/Wastewater Treatment Specialist). Currently, he is a safeguard environmental specialist for a number of World Bank-assisted projects. As wastewater and sanitation specialist, he is invol...

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Greener Philippines: 3- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 3- Tips to Go Green. Re-use detergents and water. Don’t wash clothes in small loads. Try to wash these by batches or full load depending on the capacity of your washing machine. Remember that you are using the same amount of detergents and water per load. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 3- Tips to Go Green. 2- Tips to Go Green. 1- Tips to Go Green. My personal home experience in waste segregation, . View my complete profile. 5- Tips to Go Green.

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Greener Philippines: 2- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 2- Tips to Go Green. Sort and reuse plastic bags. Don't just throw these away as litters. You can facilitate reuse by sorting the plastic bags according to size: Small, Medium, Large and Very Large. Use four. Properly labeled old sacks or bags to easily segregate plastic bags at home. Remember it is difficult to reuse if you don’t sort. This can save you from buying garbage bags and new plastic bags. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Mga pinagsama-samang balita ng B-1L. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: February 2014. Philippine protest for Cambodian workers. February 25, 2014. By Ma Alyssa Bianca A. Caugma. Local Filipino labor organizations held an international solidarity protest action on January 10 at the Cambodian Embassy in support to the Global Week of Action against Government Crackdown on Cambodian Protesters. The protest action held at the Cambodian Embassy in Makati. Meanwhile, Urgel ex...

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Greener Philippines: 8- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 8- Tips to Go Green. Have separate receptacles for compostables like kitchen wastes and dried leaves; recyclables like paper, plastic and glass; and other wastes for garbage collection/dump. Label each receptacle and make sure that you tell your household members about it. If you do not segregate wastes, recycling/reuse is futile. All wastes just end up in the landfills. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 8- Tips to Go Green. 7- Tips to Go Green.

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Greener Philippines: 6- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 6- Tips to Go Green. 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 reduce your carbon footprint and save some trees from being chopped. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 8- Tips to Go Green. 7- Tips to Go Green. 6- Tips to Go Green. 5- Tips to Go Green.

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Greener Philippines: 4- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 4- Tips to Go Green. 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 cost. Of course, it will save you more if you turn off the lights during daytime or if not in use. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 8- Tips to Go Green. 7- Tips to Go Green. 6- Tips to Go Green.

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Greener Philippines: 7- Tips to Go Green

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Pursuing a sustainable Philippines, as if it matters. 7- Tips to Go Green. Compost dried leaves, kitchen wastes, pet wastes and other organic matters. If you have no plants or garden, you can always give these to others who can use these wastes as organic fertilizer. The less chemical fertilizers farms use, the better for the soil and for us. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 8- Tips to Go Green. 7- Tips to Go Green. 6- Tips to Go Green. 5- Tips to Go Green. 4- Tips to Go Green. View my complete profile.