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For a community that is blessed with such great environment, whether in land or sea, Subic Bay did not take the Earth Hour campaign too seriously.
I saw a 1 by 2 meter banner at the Olongapo City Mall and another one at the Rizal Gate of the Freeport. Other than those, no coordinated campaign in Subic Bay.
This snub of the Earth Hour by the community, and the government agencies, showed the commitment of the government officials and the residents for the environment.
What about the companies who earn by selling the Subic Bay environment? They may be too concerned with the effluent discharged by the laid up ships to take Earth Hour seriously.
To all those who sacrificed one hour of convenience as a symbolic support for Mother Earth, Thank You!
I saw a 1 by 2 meter banner at the Olongapo City Mall and another one at the Rizal Gate of the Freeport. Other than those, no coordinated campaign in Subic Bay.
This snub of the Earth Hour by the community, and the government agencies, showed the commitment of the government officials and the residents for the environment.
What about the companies who earn by selling the Subic Bay environment? They may be too concerned with the effluent discharged by the laid up ships to take Earth Hour seriously.
To all those who sacrificed one hour of convenience as a symbolic support for Mother Earth, Thank You!
