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    Is this possible?

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    Is this possible?

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    Is this possible?

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    Is this possible?

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    What do you think?

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    Global Warming

    andClimate Change

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    Positive proof of global warming.

    18thcentury 1900 1950 1970 1980 1990

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    ENVIRONMENTAL

    PROTECTION

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    Constitutional Mandate

    The State shall protect and

    advance the right of the people to

    a balanced and healthful ecologyin accord with the rhythm and

    harmony of nature.

    (Sec. 16, Article II)

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    SEVEN

    ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES

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    1. Nature knows best.

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    2. All forms of life are important.

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    3. Everything is connected to

    everything else.

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    4. Everything changes.

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    5. Everything must go

    somewhere.

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    6. Ours is a finite earth.

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    7. Nature is beautiful and we are

    stewards of God's creation.

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    Mans excessive and destructive ways

    springs from his consumerist attitude

    But what makes us so destructive?

    People always BITE MORE than they

    could swallow

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    Mans Excessive Ways

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    Buhos: Movie Analysis

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    Environmental Protection,

    is anIndispensable Obligation

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    Human decisions and actions

    have environmentalconsequences.

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    Environmental

    Protection, Conservation and

    Development

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    1. Awareness and

    Consciousness

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    2. Protect Bio-Diversity

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    3. Ecosystem Management

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    4. Environmental Technology

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    5. Waste Management

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    Facts and Figures

    500 grams- average waste generated by one persondaily

    450- 500 tons - average daily disposal of Cebu City

    The DPS is the office tasked to collect garbage from the

    barangays.

    Its annual operation costs the City P50 to P70 million

    not including the expenses incurred by barangays who

    assist in the collection..

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    Waste Segregation

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    Black

    Recyclable or reusable items.

    Tin cans, bottles and papers.

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    Green

    Biodegradable wastes.

    Garbage that can easily decompose.

    Left-over foods, fruits, vegetables, peelings,

    dried leaves and branches.

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    Yellow

    Bio-hazardous or infectious wastes which

    could really be very harmful to the

    community.

    Syringe, cotton, gauze disposable cups,

    forks, spoons, plastic food bags and

    human wastes.

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    Yellow with Black Band

    Industrial materials

    Such as glasses, fabrics, heavy metals andchemicals.

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    Orange

    Radio active materials

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    Red

    Sharps and needles

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    To actually segregate your wastes atHOME, you will only need three plastic

    bags - GREEN, BLACK YELLOW.and

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    Workshop # 7

    List down all the waste produced at

    home or in school and classify thembased in the concept of waste

    segregation.

    Waste Segregation

    SCHOOL WASTE

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    SCHOOL WASTE

    1. Disposable cups2. Disposable spoon and fork

    3. Empty/plastic bottles (mineral, etc.)

    4. Styro plate/pack (plastic containers)

    5. Candy wrapper

    6. Biscuit wrapper

    7. Tetra Packs

    8. Vegetable and fruit peels

    9. Straw

    10. Metals (iron, steel, aluminum etc.)

    SCHOOL WASTE

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    SCHOOL WASTE

    11. Ceramics (fiberglass)12. Glasses

    13. Sponge

    14. Discarded medicines

    15. Paint tins

    16. Wood

    17. Disposable Syringes

    18. Used Swabs

    19. Used Bandages

    20. Used Surgical gloves

    SCHOOL WASTE

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    SCHOOL WASTE

    21. Medicine bottles22. Napkin

    23. Tissue/toilet paper

    24. Scratch papers

    25. Empty ballpen

    26. Empty boxes

    27. Broken glass

    28. Envelopes

    29. Used needles

    30. Old batteries

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    6. Consumer Moderation

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    7. Preservation and

    Rehabilitation

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    November

    "Environmental Awareness Month

    Grad ation Req irement

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    Graduation Requirement

    PLANT AT LEAST A DOZEN TREES IN

    YOUR PLACE, MAINTAIN AND

    DOCUMENT ITS GROWTH FROM

    OCTOBER SEMESTRAL BREAK UNTIL

    THE END OF FEBRUARY.

    YOUR DOCUMENTATION IS A

    REQUIREMENT FOR NSTP GRADUATION

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    Protecting the Environment should be anATTITUDE.

    GO GREEN HABIT

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    THE END