+ Follow INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEAN-UP Tag
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[Title] => Doing good is alive at Eastwood City Cyberpark
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Often confined to their cubicles and in front of their computers, the information technology (IT) industry isn’t your typical do-gooder.
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[Title] => Villar leads coastal cleanup in Las Piñas
[Summary] => With an army of volunteers in tow, Las Piñas Rep. Cynthia Villar led a massive clean-up drive of the Las Piñas river in observation of this year’s International Coastal Clean-up.
With the theme, "Our Future, our Choice: Clean and Save our Coastlines," Villar joined hands with Department of Environment and Natural Resources-NCR director Corazon Davis in realizing the vision of a clean and healthy coastline as part of her Sagip-Ilog project.
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[Title] => Regaining the glory of Manila Bay
[Summary] => At the heart of the country’s capital city lies an age-old natural legacy that is reflective of the Filipino soul – the Manila Bay. A semi-closed estuary, it hosts a diverse range of fisheries, aquaculture, agricultural and mineral resources, forests and urban ecosystems, and boasts of rich cultural, recreation, historical and tourism values. The Bay also serves as a vital engine of economic growth of the country, especially in Region 3 (Central Luzon), Region 4 (Southern Tagalog), and National Capital Region (NCR).
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[Title] => Makati barangays ready for Coastal Clean-Up Day
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INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEAN-UP
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With the theme, "Our Future, our Choice: Clean and Save our Coastlines," Villar joined hands with Department of Environment and Natural Resources-NCR director Corazon Davis in realizing the vision of a clean and healthy coastline as part of her Sagip-Ilog project.
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November 23, 2005 - 12:00am
September 21, 2002 - 12:00am
