Environment Freedom: 'Source of Life'

"FREEDOM" for the ENVIRONMENT. Andrew Eusebio Tan, President of Network of Education Environment stressed this in his Philippine Independence message as a guest speaker in a simple and austere program held at the public plaza of La Carlota.

The country is now facing the crises in various aspect and the most latest one is the Marawi Siege but it is not the issue on freedom which Tan developed. Instead he focused more on every Filipino's responsibility to "free" the environment on its deteriorating condition by "connecting" themselves to it. This is the "freedom" which in all generation to come would surely benefit from it unless they don't do their part seriously.

He enumerated the "possible" courses of action for everyone to follow or to practice. Environment concern is no joke. No one is excused of not taking his part for "environment" is the "source of life". He did his best time in presenting his "plan" which he took him 15 minutes to expound them.

On Environment: Stop Finger Pointing. Do Your Share!

Unavoidably it is very alarming the effect of climate change to people's lives or anything that exists as pointed out in the environment forum held recently at La Carlota City, attended by the representatives of government agencies, the education sector,and others.

Seruelo, PEMO Info Officer

As a result of research paper writing skill by some environmentalists or scholars, reliable and dependable facts tell the real situation of the country and even the world.

The world is getting warmer, hotter, and dangerous for the people to live for climate change couldn't be stopped.

"50% of the Filipinos depend in agriculture. 50% of the Filipinos depend on seafood as their primary source of protein," the research showed.

Ms. Olive H. Seruelo, Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO) information officer comprehensively deliberated all these things on her lecture on climate change.

"Climate change is here," she said and presented "life-threatening" impacts of climate change to major areas of people's existence. She also discussed the effect of green house gases (GHG) which contributed by the following factors such as Agriculture - 32%, Industry - 10%, Waste - 9%, and Energy - 49%.

Uniting with the Nature, How?

To kick off the La Carlota week-long environment week celebration, a brief program was held at plaza in the morning then followed by a tree planting in the afternoon..

SP Member Liansing with DepEd school administrators

Two speakers, city councilors Jacob E. Liansing and Jacky Jalandoni shared their messages focusing on how the mother earth could be protected through cooperation and commitment beyond environment week celebration and even be one with the nature. They are in one in campaigning for the protection of the Mother Earth.

This year's theme is "Green From Above. Blue From Below"