Moreover, we hope for a better way of dealing and resolving these issues we might not arrive in a Panacea wherein we aim to solve all existing conflicts but what we aim to do is to address the most urgent hostility.
We have discussed the progress in Muntinlupa and in General Santos, this doesn’t necessarily translate into a monumental change but nonetheless, it will be considered a step towards engineering a long-term benefit for the people on the ground.
The 21st century has a lot of ways in addressing the problem, the problem at hand is that where to get all the resources needed for us to take in act all the plans formulated by the authority. But resourcefulness depends on the extent on how you are going to deal with the problem. It depends on until to what extent are you willing to sacrifice for you to arrive on your goal.
Following Singapore’s model, wherein they use green technologies. A century ago, we were more developed in terms of economy, in that premise alone; there is still a chance for us to reinforce ourselves in the hierarchy. A lot of technologies are in the process of being publicly available. Using “Greener technologies” will surely help.
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Cliché, but really.. Prevention is really better than repairing what has been damaged because worst-case scenario, that destruction is beyond repair.
BY: RON JOSEF M. CRUZ
I believe that there is always a room for improvements, therefor Philippines must not stop developing methods in making our waters clean. Philippines had already made its first step to the better, the only thing that we should do now is to contribute and continue what had been started.
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