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Blox and Bax by Kenny Scharf (RESEARCHED BY: JANRYLL H. CABAROBIAS) 

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URL or source: https://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/blog/2017/5/2/10-inspiring-works-of-art-about-plastic-pollution
Title: Blox and Bax by Kenny Scharf
Author: Plastic Pollution Coalition
Date published: May 2, 2017
Key info: Scharf, a visual artist, uses plastic and electrical appliances from the garbage along with plastic beads and decorations, layering colors and objects to create fantastical, intimate dioramas that reference Scharf’s lifelong concern about the detrimental environmental effects of discarded plastic.

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A 20% reduction in food waste would be enough to feed 25 m Americans. #ThinkEatSave Challenge (RESEARCHED BY: JANRYLL H. CABAROBIAS)

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URL or source: https://twitter.com/UNEP/status/519581703338082304?s=20
Title: A 20% reduction in food waste would be enough to feed 25 m Americans. #ThinkEatSave Challenge
Author: UP Environment Programme
Date published: October 18, 2014
Key info: A funny meme that influences people and the community to reduce food waste.

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Don't waste food #thinkeatsave | Don’t waste food, Food waste, Ad of the world (RESEARCHED BY: JANRYLL H. CABAROBIAS)

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URL or source: https://pin.it/4LVH0cJ
Title: Don't waste food #thinkeatsave
Author: Pinterest
Date published: No date (Retrieved January 26, 2022)
Key info: A print ad that promotes to influence the community to practice food waste management and to stop wasting food.

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Dont waste food #thinkeatsave | Don’t waste food, Food waste, Ad of the world

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Oct 17, 2021 - Showcase and discover the latest work from top online portfolios by creative professionals across industries.

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Responsible Consumption & Environment | Subeen Kim | TEDxYouth@IASA (RESEARCHED BY: JANRYLL H. CABAROBIAS)

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URL or source: https://youtu.be/lthYeE60nso
Title: Responsible Consumption & Environment | Subeen Kim | TEDxYouth@IASA
Author: Ted Talk
Date published: October 4, 2019
Key info: Subeen Kim, A 1st year student at Incheon Academy of Science and Arts, talks about how we should all be responsible consumers and protect the environment.

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Responsible Consumption & Environment | Subeen Kim | TEDxYouth@IASA

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URL or source: https://youtu.be/PeDltnkwDXQ
Title: SDG 12 - Sustainable consumption and production

Author: SDG tv
Date published: May 3, 2021
Key info: A vlog episode to learn more about SDG 12 - Sustainable consumption and production

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SDG 12 - Sustainable consumption and production

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Food Waste (:60 PSA) (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIS JOHN B. TABADA)

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15. Public Service Message Video or Promotional Video

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15. Public Service Message Video or Promotional Video

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URL or source: https://youtu.be/T5Us69fSM9M
Title: Food Waste (:60 PSA)
Author: Public Service Network
Date published: September 19, 2017
Key info: The Center for Biological Diversity and Ed Begley Jr. recently produced three PSAs to raise awareness for three major issues; energy waste, food waste and unsustainable growth of our human population.

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S1E12: Responsible Consumption & Production (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIS JOHN B. TABADA)

URL or source: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1e12-responsible-consumption-production/id1493352817?i=1000469461049
Title: S1E12: Responsible Consumption & Production
Author: Locally Global
Date published: 2020
Key info: The 12th Goal, Responsible Consumption, and Production, is about how we use our resources. In this episode, HON's sustainability manager will be sharing her thoughts on this goal.

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Electronic wastes shipped back to Hong Kong (RESEARCHED BY: CATHERINE M. PADILLO)

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URL or source: https://www.mindanews.com/top-stories/2019/06/electronic-wastes-shipped-back-to-hong-kong/
Title:Electronic wastes shipped back to Hong Kong
Author: MindaNews
Date published:June 03, 2019
Key info: Mindanao International Container Terminal (MICT) in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental said the container van filled with plastic scraps and shredded electronic parts would leave for Hong Kong Monday night (June 3). Simon said the wastes totaling 2.561 tons were placed inside 21 sling bags in the container van. He said they also found that the consignee, Crowd Win Industrial Limited Corporation, was non-existent in its address in Manila. He said they will file charges against the shipment broker identified as Yolanda Mondragon Narandan of Manila. He identified the Hong Kong exporter as Hin Yuen Tech Environment Limited. Bureau of Customs Region 10 issued Alert Order No. CD0-01-2019 on February 18, 2019 for “misdeclaration.”

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Electronic wastes shipped back to Hong Kong

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TAGOLOAN, Misamis Oriental (MindaNews/3 June) – Just three days after the Philippine government sent back containers of trash to Canada, a shipment of electronic wastes dumped in Misamis Oriental l…

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BOC finds Hong Kong trash shipment in Misamis Oriental (RESEARCHED BY: CATHERINE M. PADILLO)

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https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1806990/manila/local-news/boc-finds-hong-kong-trash-shipment-in-misamis-oriental
Author: Sunstar Philippines
Date published: May 24, 2019
Key info: The Bureau of Customs (BOC) discovered another trash shipment in Misamis Oriental. This time, the shipment container van containing 22 bags of mixed plastic waste came from Hong Kong and was declared "assorted electronic accessories". Hong Kong is the fourth foreign country from which a trash shipment to the Philippines originated.

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ANOTHER trash shipment was discovered by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Misamis Oriental, environmental group Ecowaste Coalition said.

This time, the shipment came from Hong Kong and was declared as "assorted electronic accessories."

Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, is the fourth foreign country from which a trash shipment to the Philippines originated.

Trash shipments from South Korea, Canada, and Australia were reported earlier.

The shipment from Australia, however, was defended by consignee Holcim Philippines Inc., which said it was cleared by the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) and was declared correctly as processed engineered fuel, an alternative fuel for cement kiln.

Read: Palace offended by Australia's trash shipment

Like the trash shipment from Australia, the shipment from Hong Kong was also sent to Misamis Oriental.

Aileen Lucero, national coordinator of EcoWaste Coalition, said the BOC regional office in Northern Mindanao (Region 10) discovered a 40-foot container van containing 22 bags of mixed plastic waste declared as "assorted electronic accessories" during an inspection conducted Wednesday, May 22.

Lucero said the shipment from Hong Kong arrived at the Mindanao COntainer Terminal in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental on January 2, 2019 on board SITC Fujian.

An alert order and a warrant of seizure and detention were issued on February 19 and March 7, 2019, respectively, by the BOC regional office in Northern Mindanao, citing violation of Section 1400 (misdeclaration) in relation to Section 117 (lack of permit) of Republic Act 10863, or the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act.

Lucero said the BOC has said it would initiate the "re-export of the illegal shipment to Hong Kong."

Malacañang on Friday lauded the BOC for the "early" discovery of mixed plastic waste from Hong Kong.

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said the Palace was pleased to know that the BOC would take the Hong Kong trash out of the Philippines.

"We commend the Bureau of Customs for the early detection of the entry of mixed plastic wastes, which have been declared 'assorted electronic accessories', from Hong Kong into Misamis Oriental, Philippines," Panelo said in a statement.

"We understand that the BOC would export this illegal shipment back to its port of origin," he added.

Panelo urged all concerned governent agencies to remain vigilant against any possible entry of waste shipped to the country.

"The Palace reiterates the firm position of the Republic of the Philippines that it will not allow its territory to be treated as a dumping ground for trash by any foreign country or entity," he said.

"We call on concerned agencies of the government to continue exercising vigilance and hinder the entry of such shipments of garbage into our territorial jurisdiction at the first instance," Panelo added. (Ruth Abbey Gita/SunStar Philippines)

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BOC finds Hong Kong trash shipment in Misamis Oriental

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ANOTHER trash shipment was discovered by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Misamis Oriental, environmental group Ecowaste Coalition said. This time, the shipment came from Hong Kong and was declared as "assorted electronic accessories." Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, is the fourth foreign country from which a trash shipment to the Philippines originated.

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Plastic waste dumped in PH will be shipped back to Hong Kong on June 3 (RESEARCHED BY: CATHERINE M. PADILLO)

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URL or source: https://www.cnnphilippines.com/news/2019/5/31/hong-kong-trash-to-leave-philippines-june-3.html
Title: Plastic waste dumped in PH will be shipped back to Hong Kong on June 3
Author: CNN News
Date published: May 31, 2019
Key info: Tons of mixed plastic waste dumped in the country early this year will be returned to Hong Kong on June 3. The EcoWaste Coalition called on the Chinese government to look into the case. A spokesperson for the Environment Bureau and Environmental Protection Department of Hong Kong told CNN Philippines last Monday that it will get in touch with Philippine authorities to investigate the trash shipment.

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Youths inspired by Thunberg to rally for earth this Friday (RESEARCHED BY: CATHERINE M. PADILLO)

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URL or source: https://mindanaotimes.com.ph/2019/09/25/youths-inspired-by-thunberg-to-rally-for-earth-this-friday/
Title: Youths inspired by Thunberg to rally for earth this Friday
Author: Mindanao Times
Date published: September 25, 2019
Key info: “We are calling for a peaceful, clean, and sustainable life.” Rara Ada from the Youth for Climate Justice said.

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UB: Mga basura mula Hong Kong, nasabat sa Mindanao container terminal (RESEARCHED BY: CATHERINE MAE PADILLO)

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URL or source: https://youtu.be/S8m9iaQK55g
Title: UB: Mga basura mula Hong Kong, nasabat sa Mindanao container terminal

Container Terminal

Author: GMA News
Date published: May 24, 2019
Key info: Officials discovered container vans of garbage from Hong Kong arrived in the country through the Mindanao International Container Terminal (MICT) in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental last January and have since been abandoned and initially declared as “electronic accessories”. The broker of the shipment indicated that its office address was in Cagayan de Oro City but GMA News was not able to locate it. The consignee with a declared address in Pasay City has also relocated. The environmental group, the Eco waste Coalition said the shipment was hazardous.

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UB: Mga basura mula Hong Kong, nasabat sa Mindanao container terminal

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EcoWaste Coalition: Mindanao, PH Not a Global Trash Bin (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIA SHAYNE Q. IGOT)

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URL or source: http://ecowastecoalition.blogspot.com/2019/06/ecowaste-coalition-mindanao-ph-not.html
Title:  ECOWASTE COALITION: MINDANAO, PH NOT A GLOBAL TRASH BIN
Date published: June 03, 2019
Key info: The EcoWaste Coalition and its partner groups in Mindanao lambasted the entry of illegal waste shipments in the region’s ports as “totally unacceptable.” At the send-off ceremonies for the seized mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong, China, the groups asserted that “Mindanao is not a garbage bin.”

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Quezon City/Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. The EcoWaste Coalition and its partner groups in Mindanao lambasted the entry of illegal waste shipments in the region's ports as "totally unacceptable."

At the send-off ceremonies for the seized mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong, China, the groups asserted that "Mindanao is not a garbage bin." To signify their strong opposition against foreign waste dumping, the 30-member NGO delegation brandished a banner reading "PH: We are not the world's dumpsite."

The repatriation of the botched waste export from Hong Kong came on the heels of the long overdue departure last Friday of 69 container vans of Canadian garbage after languishing in the Philippines for six years.

This morning, Port Collector John Simon of the Mindanao Container Terminal (MCT) officiated the re-export to Hong Kong of 25,610 kilograms of mixed plastic waste packed in 22 sling bags that were wrongly declared as "assorted electronic accessories." The illegal traffic waste will be returned to Hong Kong via the container ship SITC Nagoya.

The re-export of the said illegal waste shipment to its source was witnessed by the representatives of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) Region 10, Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) Region 10, and civil society groups led by the EcoWaste Coalition.

"Today, we are shipping back one container van of mixed garbage consisting mostly of plastic scraps and shredded electronic parts to their source. The export of this hazardous waste from Hong Kong in the guise of 'assorted electronic accessories' is illegal under the laws of Hong Kong and the Philippines and the Basel Convention," stated Simon.

"In line with the mission of the BOC to strengthen efforts against smuggling and other customs fraud, we are returning this unlawful shipment to protect our nation's health and the environment," he added.

"We find it very disturbing that illegal waste cargoes are entering the country through the region's ports. This alarming trend is totally unacceptable and should discontinue as soon as possible. Mindanao is not a garbage bin," said Atty. Mark Petalver, Program Coordinator, Interface Development Interventions, Inc. (IDIS), a Davao City-based environmental NGO.

"By quickly returning the illegal waste shipment and skipping bureaucratic delay, our nation is sending a clear and unambiguous warning to waste traffickers to stop sending other countries' wastes into our ports," said Aileen Lucero, National Coordinator, EcoWaste Coalition. "We heaved a sigh of relief as the entry of some 70 containers of similar trash was aborted with the seizure of this test cargo."

"The strong presence of local civil society groups in this important event indicates a growing concern among Mindanaoans against the use of the region's ports as entry points for waste imports from overseas. We encourage them, the local authorities and the general public to keep a close watch over illegal waste traffic in the region," she added.

To protect Mindanao and the entire country from turning into a global dumping ground, the EcoWaste Coalition renewed its call for a comprehensive and immediate ban on waste imports and for the rapid ratification of the Basel Ban Amendment.

The Basel Ban Amendment, which has yet to enter into force, aims to prohibit the export of hazardous wastes and other wastes from developed to developing countries for any reason, including recycling. From the list of eligible countries, including the Philippines, only two more country ratifications are needed for the amendment to enter into force.

To recall, the misdeclared mixed plastic waste shipment arrived at the MCT on January 2, 2019 from Hong Kong on board SITC Fujian. It was exported by Hin Yuen Tech. Env. Limited, consigned to Crowd Win Industrial Limited Corp., and was brokered by Yolanda Mondragon Narandan.

BOC Region 10 issued an alert order on February 18, 2019 followed by a warrant of seizure and detention on March 5, 2019 against the said shipment citing violation of Section 1400 (misdeclaration) in relation to Section 117 (lack of permit) of Republic Act 10863, or the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act.

Aside from the EcoWaste Coalition and IDIS, the other groups present at the send-off rites were Agro-Eco Philippines, Bantay Bukid, Bantayo Aweg, Ecoteneo, Mindanao Youth Development Center Inc., No Burn Pilipinas, Student Organization of Marine Engineering, Sustainable Davao Movement, United States Government Alumni Association Davao, and the YSEALI Davao Hub.

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Quick Case Highlights: Illegal Waste Shipment from Hong Kong
Prepared by the EcoWaste Coalition

1. On January 2, 2019, a shipment sent by exporter Hin Yuen Tech. Env. Limited arrived at the Mindanao Container Terminal in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental.

2. The shipment was consigned to Crowd Win Industrial Limited Corporation based in Pasay City and was brokered by Yolanda Mondragon Narandan of Cagayan de Oro City.

3. Reporter Jigger Jerusalem checked the given address of Narandan and discovered that an eatery has occupied said place instead of a customs broker's office. The EcoWaste Coalition also checked the address provided by Crowd Win in Pasay City and was told by the CTC Building Administration that the firm vacated its rented unit last December 2018.

4. The shipment, consisting of one 40 foot container containing 22 sling bags weighing 25,610 kilograms, was declared as "assorted electronic accessories."

5. Bureau of Customs Region 10 issued Alert Order No. CD0-01-2019 on February 18, 2019 for "misdeclaration."

6. Upon examination by customs officials on February 19, 2019, the shipment was found to contain "mixed plastic waste."

7. BOC Region 10 issued a Warrant of Seizure and Detention on March 5, 2019 for "violation of Section Section 1400 (misdeclaration) in relation to Section 117 (lack of import permit) of RA 10863" or the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act.

8. An inspection on the said shipment on May 22, 2017 in the presence of Port Collector John Simon and other customs officials, GMA7, and the EcoWaste Coalition found plastic scraps and shredded electronic parts.

9. According to Port Collector John Simon, the shipment was a "test cargo." Had the Bureau of Customs Region 10 gave its permission, some 70 more containers loaded with the same cargo were to be shipped through the Mindanao Container Terminal sub-port.

10. "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region commits to combating illegal transboundary movement of waste. Our laws do not allow exporting waste to overseas for dumping" (statement from the Hong Kong's Environment Bureau and the Environmental Protection Department as reported by CNN Philippines).

11. On June 3, 2019, the Hong Kong waste shipment will be sent back to its origin via container ship SITC Nagoya.

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EcoWaste Coalition: Mindanao, PH Not a Global Trash Bin

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Quezon City/Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. The EcoWaste Coalition and its partner groups in Mindanao lambasted the entry of illegal waste shipments in the region's ports as "totally unacceptable." At the send-off ceremonies for the seized mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong, China, the groups asserted that "Mindanao is not a garbage bin."

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URL or source: https://ipen.org/news/philippines-returns-illegal-plastic-and-e-waste-shipment-hong-kong-china-groups-insist
Title: Philippines Returns Illegal Plastic and E-Waste Shipment to Hong Kong, China (Groups Insist Philippines Not a Global Trash Bin
Author: Ipen News
Date published: June 04, 2019
Key info: The send-off ceremonies for the seized mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong was also witnessed by EcoWaste Coalition. To protect Mindanao and the entire country from turning into a global dumping ground, the EcoWaste Coalition renewed its call for a comprehensive and immediate ban on waste imports and for the rapid ratification of the Basel Ban Amendment. Other groups present at the send-off rites were Agro-Eco Philippines, Bantay Bukid, Bantayo Aweg, Ecoteneo, Mindanao Youth Development Center Inc., No Burn Pilipinas, Sustainable Davao Movement, etc

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Philippines Returns Illegal Plastic and E-Waste Shipment to Hong Kong, China (Groups Insist Philippines Not a Global Trash Bin）

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DENR engages Kids, Youth in Solid Waste Management (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIA SHAYNE Q. IGOT)

URL or source: https://www.denr.gov.ph/index.php/news-events/press-releases/3330-denr-engages-kids-youth-in-solid-waste-management-activities
Title: DENR engages Kids, Youth in Solid Waste Management
Author: DENR
Date published: October 16, 2021
Key info:
DENR launched a campaign to spur behavioral change towards the environment and mobilize the youth on the proper handling and disposal of solid waste.

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Group urges China to probe trash shipment from Hong Kong (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIA SHAYNE Q. IGOT)

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URL or source: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2019/05/24/1920556/group-urges-china-probe-trash-shipment-hong-kong

Title: Group urges China to probe trash shipment from Hong Kong

Author: Philstar

Date published: May 24, 2019

Key info: According to the EcoWaste Coalition,  China should investigate the entry of mixed plastic waste shipments from Hong Kong as it reiterated the Philippines is not a dumping site of trash from other countries. Also, the move was “truly ironic,” noting that China closed its doors for plastic waste imports from overseas in 2018. According to the EcoWaste Coalition, the cargo was shipped by Hin Yuen Tech. Env. Limited and was consigned to Crowd Win Industrial Limited.

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MANILA, Philippines - China should investigate the entry of mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong, environmental watch group EcoWaste Coalition said as it reiterated the Philippines is not a dumping site of trash from other countries.

While the issue of garbage from Canada remains unresolved, an attempt to bring mixed plastic scraps, shredded electronics and residual waste materials from Hong Kong was discovered by the Bureau of Customs.

"We denounce this latest attempt to bring into the country over 25 tons of mixed plastic waste from Hong Kong amid our nation's ongoing efforts to send back similar illegal waste shipments from Canada and South Korea," Aileen Lucero, EcoWaste Coalition national coordinator, said Friday.

Lucero said the move was "truly ironic," noting that China closed its doors for plastic waste imports from overseas in 2018. China's ban on plastic waste imports caused the surge of trash shipment to Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines.

"We therefore request the Chinese government to seriously look into this matter," she said.

Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China.

According to EcoWaste Coalition, the shipment from Hong Kong arrived at the Mindanao Container Terminal in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental on Jan. 2, 2019. The cargo was shipped by Hin Yuen Tech. Env. Limited and was consigned to Crowd Win Industrial Limited.

The container was said to be a "trial shipment," which means that if one container successfully enters a port, there will be 70 other containers that will be delivered to the country.

Bureau of Customs-Northern Mindanao said an alert order and a warrant of seizure and detention were issued on February 19 and March 7 for the shipment for misdeclaration and lack of permit.

The Customs will soon ship out the garbage from Hong Kong.

Trash dumping in the Philippines

Hong Kong joins the list of foreign lands that illegally brought garbage into the country.

The first batch of garbage illegally brought into the Philippines from South Korea arrived in the East Asian nation last February 4-around seven months after the waste shipments arrived in Misamis Oriental last year.

The South Korean government committed to help ship back the remaining 5,176.9 metric tons of garbage.

In a press briefing Thursday, Malacañang said the government is "offended" by the reported dumping of garbage from Australia. Holcim Philippines, the consignee of the shipment, reportedly said the container vans contained trash declared as processed engineered fuel.

Presidential spokesperson Salvador Panelo, in the same press briefing, rejected Canada's latest move of hiring a private company to repatriate the 69 containers of waste illegally dumped to the country years ago.

He said President Rodrigo Duterte will not allow the process to extend until next month.

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Group urges China to probe trash shipment from Hong Kong

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MANILA, Philippines - China should investigate the entry of mixed plastic waste shipment from Hong Kong, environmental watch group EcoWaste Coalition said as it reiterated the Philippines is not a dumping site of trash from other countries.

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Recycling By The Numbers (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIA SHAYNE Q. IGOT)

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URL or source: https://visual.ly/community/Infographics/lifestyle/recycling-numbers
Title: Recycling By The Numbers
Author: TheNewEcologist
Date published: May 02
Key info: This infographic breaks down some of the most basic recycling statistics and illustrates how this tiny act can have a big impact on our lives.

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Responsible Consumption and Production Towards Sustainable Community. (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIS JOHN B. TABADA)

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URL or source: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=133159615830898&id=101913155622211
Title: Responsible Consumption and Production Towards Sustainable Community.
Author: Aljon Carbonel Posadas
Date published: January 2, 2022
Key info: Children are the world’s most valuable resource and it’s the best hope for the future, as to teaching children to be responsible for consumption and proper usage of things.

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Transitioning to Responsible Consumption and Production (RESEARCHED BY: ALEXIS JOHN B. TABADA)
URL or source: https://mdpires.com/bookfiles/edition/1246/Transitioning_to_Responsible_Consumption_and_Production.pdf?v=1642752130#toolbar=0&scrollbar=1&navpanes=0&zoom=80
Title: Transitioning to Responsible Consumption and Production
Author: Lisa McNeill
Date published: October 2020
Key info: Transitioning to Responsible Consumption and Production pursues environmentally and socially relevant research which contributes to efforts toward a sustainable world.

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Youth and sustainable development in the Philippines (RESEARCHED BY:ALEXIS JOHN B. TABADA) 

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URL or source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub545Cx1pBI
Title: Youth and sustainable development in the Philippines
Author: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Date published: March 26, 2018
Key info: Developed to capture the youth experiences in agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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Youth and sustainable development in the Philippines