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                    [Title] => Going green is not the future; it is the present: Züm-ing to a greener present
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Mang Berto turns the key and starts up the three-wheel electric tricycle. Unlike a gas-fueled tricycle, the e-trike is quiet.
What excites Mang Berto the most is not the smoothness of the drive or its nifty looks, but the savings and earnings it can generate. The e-trike allows him to earn more because he’s able to save P200 on fuel, the amount he normally spends for his tricycle. Plus, the e-trike is able to carry more passengers, which means more profit that he can allocate for food and other needs of his family.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-09-22 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorID] => 1644511
                    [AuthorName] => Patricia Esteves
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Going green is not the future; it is the present: Züm-ing to a greener present

By Patricia Esteves | September 22, 2013 - 12:00am

Mang Berto turns the key and starts up the three-wheel electric tricycle. Unlike a gas-fueled tricycle, the e-trike is quiet. What excites Mang Berto the most is not the smoothness of the drive or its nifty looks,...

Starweek Magazine