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49 results for “polyethylene terephthalate”

  1. Public Works targets South Triangle flooding

    Public Works targets South Triangle flooding

    DPWH will expand drainage systems and street inlets in Quezon City’s South Triangle starting January to reduce severe flooding, with the project targeted for…

    Jeffrey G. Damicog·

  2. DPWH upgrades Marikina drainage network

    DPWH upgrades Marikina drainage network

    The DPWH has started a drainage widening project along a 1.3-kilometer stretch of Sumulong Highway in Marikina City, using two-meter-wide pipes designed to…

    Jeffrey G. Damicog·

  3. Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairperson Atty. Don Artes meets with representatives from Japan’s Ebara Corporation and Sun East Asia Corporation to discuss advanced flood management solutions for Metro Manila.

    MMDA begins interceptor pipeline

    The MMDA has launched a 3.7-kilometer drainage project along Marcos Highway to reduce chronic flooding in Pasig, Marikina and Cainta, with construction…

    Lisa Marie Apacible·

  4. A surf rake provided by Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz Philippines to the Municipality of Baler in 2019 helps facilitate regular and efficient beach-cleaning operations in the coastal town.

    Coca-Cola, Baler boost PET recycling efforts

    Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz Philippines and the Municipality of Baler strengthened their waste management partnership through collection bins and a baling…

    DT·

  5. LOCAL fisherfolk and provincial officials inspect the newly turned over high-density polyethylene fish cages deployed off Barangay Daanlungsod, Oslob, Cebu.

    Fishers get P22-M boost

    The Cebu provincial government has distributed 30 HDPE fish cages worth P22 million to fisherfolk associations across 10 southern municipalities to boost local…

    Rico Osmeña·

  6. Volunteers at the Tzu Chi Recycling Station and Educational Center in Taipei’s Neihu District show a plastic clothesline with clips made from a plastic drinking bottle to visiting Tzu Chi Eye Center Manila medical volunteers and staff.

    Eco-products from PET bottles

    Recycling discarded plastic bottles into disaster relief items supported Tzu Chi’s humanitarian missions around the world.

    TDT·