(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR(September 17 2026) The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) launched the first billboard campaign against the proposed pax silica hub stating "The biggest resource drain isn't digital. It's dinner. Please, go vegan" which highlights more concerning environmental and animal welfare costs of the meat, egg, and dairy industries, on electronic billboards along EDSA in Mandaluyong on Thursday. The campaign will expand up to the New Clark City, Tarlac where the proposed Pax Silica hub has drawn scrutiny over its resource consumption and environmental impacts. Photo/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR