Thematic Output: A Greener Future Begins With You

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National Clean Up Month is when people from all walks of life take the month of September to roll up their sleeves, grab trash bags, and are on a mission to clean up the environment. From individuals to organizations and even local governments, everyone has one common goal at this time and that’s to restore and maintain the beauty of our surroundings. This observance always comes with encouragement to fight against littering, pollution, and other environmental challenges we face in our daily lives. We're encouraged to raise awareness about cleanliness, conservation, and sustainable living. When everyone puts their minds together in an effort like this we can make a huge impact on our planet. The beauty of it all is that it’s just one simple step toward creating a cleaner, healthier and more vibrant world for generations ahead.

September is National Clean Up Month by virtue of Proclamation No. 244, while World Clean and Green Week is observed from September 17 to 23 every year. The Clean and Green campaign aims to protect and care for the environment by engaging the community in leading an environmentally conscious lifestyle. Natural phenomena can sometimes strike very hard and cause disasters if preventive measures have not been taken or if some human activities have harmed the natural environment or upset the balance of the ecosystem.



In this image, the TLE-Step Club is engaged in a weekly collaborative effort to conduct campus clean-up activities, with the primary goal of upholding the school's cleanliness and hygiene standards.


 

In this image, we can be seen collecting trash throughout the school campus. This initiative is driven by our commitment to reducing air pollution, as one of its significant contributors is the unpleasant odor send out from garbage.


In this image, we can see that my Classmates and I have our own tumbler or water bottle this means that we are trying to reduce the single-use plastic as being one of the biggest cause of plastic pollution.


This image shows the preference for walking and cycling as eco-friendly modes of transportation, which significantly reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption while encouraging a cleaner environment and better lifestyle. Walking and biking are symbols of our commitment to environmental protection and the use of sustainable alternatives in our everyday lives. 


In this image me and my churchmates are cleaning around our barangay, and this signifies to help increase awareness about environmental concerns, waste reduction, and proper disposal practices. This collective effort not only enhances the community's aesthetics, safety, and overall health but also fosters environmental responsibility and strengthens social connections, collectively contributing to a more favorable living environment for residents.


National Clean-Up Month encourages individuals to take an active role in environmental conservation by emphasizing the important role that communities and individuals play in resolving ecological issues and promoting long-term management of the environment. During National Clean Up Month and World Clean and Green Week, Grade 10 students participated in activities that promoted a clean and safe school environment, promoted greater environmental well-being, and inspired others to take similar actions.




References:
Sheena Grace R. Alibin

National Clean-Up Month/International Coastal Clean-Up Weekend. Retrieved    August 28, 2021. Retrieved from

     http://intl.denr.gov.ph/events/33-national-clean-up-month-international-coastal-clean-up-weekend

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  1. ZyraNovember 10, 2023 at 6:34 AM

    Every eco-friendly choice you make is a move closer to a brighter and healthier future!

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