The President said this as the world celebrated Earth Day on Saturday, April 22. | ManilaBulletin READ:
The Climate Change Commission leads the country's efforts against climate change.The movement started in 1970 and is marked by people worldwide through clean-up events and educational programs.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. asked Filipinos to take part in worldwide efforts to address the effects of climate change as he assured the public of his administration's commitment to craft policies that will combat it.The President said this as the world celebrated Earth Day on Saturday, April 22."Ngayong Earth day, inaanyayahan natin ang publiko at kapwa nating lingkod bayan na makiisa sa pandaigdigang aksyon laban sa climate change ," he said.
"Nananatiling buo ang suporta ng ating administrasyon sa mga programa at polisiya para sa kalikasan ," he added. Nananatiling buo ang suporta ng ating administrasyon sa mga programa at polisiya para sa kalikasan. Para malaman ang mga ito, magtungo lamang sa
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