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afeguarding Subic Bay: SBMA’s Role in Sustained Coastal Clean-Up Drives

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According to my recollection, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) has been a strong supporter of coastal clean-up campaigns since 2012. This shows that the SBMA has a long-term commitment to protecting the ecological health and natural beauty of its coastal areas. The SBMA's proactive approach to environmental stewardship is demonstrated by these initiatives, which acknowledge the vital significance of shielding marine ecosystems from pollution and deterioration. In order to remove hazardous waste, including plastics and other debris, from shorelines and waterways, SBMA has regularly organised clean-up events that involve the community, stakeholders, and partner organisations. This promotes sustainable development in the area, protects marine biodiversity, and keeps the area appealing as a top tourist destination. One of these significant coastal cleanups is depicted in the image below, demonstrating the spirit of cooperation and continued commitment of SBMA and its partner...

Styrofoam and plastic waste pose long-term risks and hazards to marine life.

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Our team gathered a significant amount of plastic and Styrofoam debris during the most recent Tidy Up Coastal Clean-Up, underscoring the pressing need for ongoing environmental action. This enormous haul strengthens our resolve to safeguard our coastlines and marine life while also highlighting the problem of marine pollution. Our community is one step closer to cleaner, healthier shores with each piece removed. We can change things for the better together! Styrofoam and plastic waste pose long-term risks and hazards to marine life. Marine ecosystems are seriously and permanently threatened by the plastic and Styrofoam debris gathered during the Tidy Up Coastal Clean-Up. Because they are not biodegradable, these substances linger in the environment for hundreds of years before dissolving into tiny microplastic particles that still pollute the seas. Principal Hazards: Ingestion and Starvation: Small plastic and styrofoam fragments are frequently mistaken for food by marine animal...

Groupie pic with the Land and Asset Development Department (LADD) Team

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 I took a picture at TIDY UP Registration! At the TIDY UP registration, the LADD team came together with smiles and full energy, making it a great start to a productive day. I appreciate the cooperation, planning, and mutual dedication to a more hygienic and effective work environment. Teamwork makes the dream come true, so let's keep moving forward! 💪🧹✨ #TeamPHSd #TidyUp #OrganizedAndProud #CleanAndEfficient #TeamworkInAction

Groupie Pic with the PDO team.

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 I took a picture at TIDY UP Registration! At the TIDY UP registration, the Planning and Development Office(PDO) team came together with smiles and full energy, making it a great start to a productive day. I appreciate the cooperation, planning, and mutual dedication to a more hygienic and effective work environment. Teamwork makes the dream come true, so let's keep moving forward! 💪🧹✨ #TeamPHSd #TidyUp #OrganizedAndProud #CleanAndEfficient #TeamworkInAction

Snapped shot with PHSD Staff

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I took a picture at TIDY UP Registration! At the TIDY UP registration, the PHSd team came together with smiles and full energy, making it a great start to a productive day. I appreciate the cooperation, planning, and mutual dedication to a more hygienic and effective work environment. Teamwork makes the dream come true, so let's keep moving forward! 💪🧹✨ #TeamPHSd #TidyUp #OrganizedAndProud #CleanAndEfficient #TeamworkInAction  

Segregation of Trash at the Cleanup Event

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Segregation of Trash at the Cleanup Event Through an orderly garbage segregation station, attendees actively participated in responsible waste disposal during the Tidy-Up Event. Everyone found it simple to properly sort their waste thanks to the strategically placed, clearly labelled boxes at the location. Volunteers made sure that all materials were put in the appropriate containers and assisted guests in correctly identifying and disposing of their trash. This programme not only maintained the cleanliness of the event space but also reaffirmed the significance of sustainable waste management and environmental responsibility.  

Segregation Guide

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📸 Segregation Guide – As Seen in the Picture ♻️ Know Your Waste, Do Your Part! Captured in this photo is our Segregation Guide —a clear, color-coded visual that reminds everyone to dispose of waste properly. 🗑️ This guide promotes a cleaner environment and ensures our participation in sustainable waste management practices. Let’s continue to support the Tidy Up campaign by practicing proper segregation every day! 🌍✨ #TidyUp2025 #WasteSegregation #CleanAndGreen #EcoAwareness #SegregateNa  

Importance of Segregation

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Importance of Segregation : The Value of Separating Waste Waste segregation is the process of dividing waste into distinct groups, usually residual, recyclable, hazardous, non-recyclable, and biodegradable. There are major operational, financial, health, and environmental advantages to this straightforward but crucial practice. 🔄 1. Preservation of the Environment Lessens Pollution: By preventing the disposal of hazardous or toxic materials in landfills or waterways, such as batteries, chemicals, and electronic waste, proper segregation helps lessen pollution of the air, water, and soil. Improves Recycling: Recyclables can be processed and reused more effectively when they are properly separated, which lowers the demand for raw materials and preserves natural resources. Encourages Composting: By turning biodegradable waste into organic fertiliser, landfill waste can be decreased and soil health can be improved. 2. Preserves Public Health Reduces the Spread of Dis...