QUEZON CITY, Philippines – Environmental Management Bureau – National Capital Region and its partner schools joined the National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools Partners Forum on Wednesday, November 10, via Zoom meeting app. During the forum, DepEd – Bureau of Leaning Senior Education Program Specialist, Mr. Julieven R. Abrea discussed the Department of Education’s Programs continue reading : EMB NCR AND PARTNER SCHOOLS JOIN NATIONAL ECO-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS PARTNERS FORUM
HUNTING FOR MARINE PLASTIC
Marine plastic litter was dumped into a realistic scale model of the Atlantic Ocean to test if space technologies would be able to detect it from orbit. The best estimate is that an average 10 million tons of plastic enter the ocean annually – equivalent to a fresh truckload of plastic dumped every minute – continue reading : HUNTING FOR MARINE PLASTIC
EMB NCR CONDUCTS MEETING/WORKSHOP FOR THE HARMONIZATION OF REPORT FORMATS FOR LGU-SWM-SCMAR
QUEZON CITY, Metro Manila – Environmental Management Bureau – National Capital Region through its Solid Waste Management Section (SWMS) conducted meeting workshop for the harmonization of report formats for Local Government Units’ Self-Compliance Monitoring and Auditing Report (LGU-SWM-SCMAR) on Thursday, 18 November, at 3rd Floor, LLDA Building, Diliman, Quezon City. EMB-NCR Solid Waste Management Section continue reading : EMB NCR CONDUCTS MEETING/WORKSHOP FOR THE HARMONIZATION OF REPORT FORMATS FOR LGU-SWM-SCMAR
EMB NCR CONDUCTS MONITORING OF 10-YEAR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF NAVOTAS LGU
NAVOTAS, Metro Manila – Environmental Management Bureau through its Solid Waste Management Section (SWMS) conducted meeting monitoring and validation of the 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan of Navotas Local Government Unit on Thursday, November 11, at the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) building at Navotas City. During the meeting, SWMS Senior Environmental Management continue reading : EMB NCR CONDUCTS MONITORING OF 10-YEAR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF NAVOTAS LGU
EMBNCR CONDUCTS CLEANUP ACTIVITY AT BUHANGIN CREEK, MANILA
Environmental Management Bureau – National Capital Region through its selected employees of Ambient Water Unit and Solid Waste Management Section conducts cleanup activity at Buhangin creek, Manila City, a tributary of San Juan River System, on November 10, and will continue on November 17 and 24, 2021. The activity was coordinated with the Pasig River Coordinating and Management Office (PRCMO) and continue reading : EMBNCR CONDUCTS CLEANUP ACTIVITY AT BUHANGIN CREEK, MANILA
EMB NCR AND PARTNER SCHOOLS JOIN NATIONAL ECO-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS PARTNERS FORUM
QUEZON CITY, Philippines – Environmental Management Bureau – National Capital Region and its partner schools joined the National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools Partners Forum on Wednesday, November 10, via Zoom meeting app. During the forum, DepEd – Bureau of Leaning Senior Education Program Specialist, Mr. Julieven R. Abrea discussed the Department of Education’s Programs continue reading : EMB NCR AND PARTNER SCHOOLS JOIN NATIONAL ECO-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS PARTNERS FORUM
EMB-NCR CONDUCTS FREE SMOKE EMISSION TESTING OF MOTOR VEHICLE AT NATIONAL ECOLOGY CENTER COMPOUND
Environmental Management Bureau – National Capital Region through its Ambient Monitoring Section under Environmental Monitoring and Enforcement Division is conducts Free Emission for Private and Government Vehicles on November 15,16,19,22, 23,26, and 29, 2021 in celebration of National Clean Air Month, Climate Change Consciousness Week, and National Environmental Awareness Month. The said activity was participated continue reading : EMB-NCR CONDUCTS FREE SMOKE EMISSION TESTING OF MOTOR VEHICLE AT NATIONAL ECOLOGY CENTER COMPOUND
NEW FAO ANALYSIS REVEALS CARBON FOOTPRINT OF AGRI-FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN
Food processing, packaging, transport, household consumption and waste disposal are pushing the food supply chain to the top of the greenhouse gas emitters list, according to a new study led by the UN agriculture agency, presented on Monday at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow. In its analysis, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) maintains continue reading : NEW FAO ANALYSIS REVEALS CARBON FOOTPRINT OF AGRI-FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN
