Clean Up, Brighten Up. Thematic Quarter1

 Representatives from the public and private sectors will gather virtually to promote the regulation of single-use plastics as well as the strict implementation of ecological solid waste management on the 60th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Climate Change Pathways,” with the topic, “Time to Clean Up!” The episode is organized in celebration of the National Clean Up Month.


Removing the plastic on canals can prevent water flow, leading to flooding during heavy rainfall. Cleaning them improves drainage and reduces the risk of flooding in urban areas.




Proper waste disposal helps prevent the spread of diseases by reducing the number of rats, flies, and other pests that can carry germ




By removing debris like fallen branches, broken toys, or sharp objects, we create a safer space for children and pets to play




Cleaning fallen dry leaves is important, for the environment and for our well-being. We can also use the dry leaves for fertilizer to our plant.


Reference:
https://www.climate.gov.ph/news/578






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