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Despite strong environmental activism among Filipinos, the Philippines still suffers from a trash problem.
Data shows that local government units are struggling to implement the “Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000” or RA 9003 which was signed into law in 2001.
Seventeen years after the enactment of the law, 50 complaints were filed with the Office of the Ombudsman for non-compliance with the law.
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MANILA, Philippines – It's an unfortunate but familiar sight: trash strewn all over Roxas Boulevard due to the southwest monsoon winds (hanging habagat) blowing them over from Manila Bay.
The bay itself is covered in trash after a storm. This happens annually, and nobody bats an eyelash when it does. Trash is part of life in the city, especially Metro Manila. (IN PHOTOS: The state of Manila Bay)
But the internet paints a different picture.
On the Facebook page Buhay Zero Waste, you'll find posts about "eco-bricks", shampoo bars, and mess kits – just a few of the tips and tricks their more than 24,000 members give and receive about how to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.
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