+ Follow AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT FUND Tag
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[Title] => Slow release of funds keeps Metro air dirty
[Summary] => Despite the implementation of the Clean Air Act, Metro Manila’s air remains dirty to this day.
And according to environment officials, the effort to fast-track the improvement of the quality of air may not be getting as much support from the national government.
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[Title] => Future air quality management projects ready for funding
[Summary] => Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Michael Defensor issued recently the implementing rules of Republic Act 8749 or the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999.
The rules define the criteria in the evaluation of future projects and projects which may qualify for grants from the Air Quality Management Fund (AQMF).
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[Title] => DENR marks Clean Air Month
[Summary] => The Department of the Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) leads the celebration of Clean Air Month this November as provided for under Presidential Proclamation 1109 signed on Oct. 22, 1997 by then President Fidel V. Ramos.
This year’s theme — Let’s All Act to Clean the Air — launches an intensified and all-out multisectoral support in promoting awareness and calling to action on issues concerning the quality of air.
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AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT FUND
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And according to environment officials, the effort to fast-track the improvement of the quality of air may not be getting as much support from the national government.
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The rules define the criteria in the evaluation of future projects and projects which may qualify for grants from the Air Quality Management Fund (AQMF).
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This year’s theme — Let’s All Act to Clean the Air — launches an intensified and all-out multisectoral support in promoting awareness and calling to action on issues concerning the quality of air.
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August 21, 2005 - 12:00am
