Physically challenged Mario Galvez led many Taguig urban poor persons with disability (PWD) to train under a program of Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau in turning waste from buko juice and water lily into nature-friendly charcoal briquette cooking fuel
Physically challenged Mario Galvez led many Taguig urban poor persons with disability (PWD) to train under a program of Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau in turning waste from buko juice and water lily into nature-friendly charcoal briquette cooking fuel

Local government units (LGUs) have been pressed by the Ecosystems Research and Development Bureau (ERDB) to adopt a solid waste management system through charcoal briquetting that can earn for them equivalent “carbon credits.”

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