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PROMOTING RESPONSIBLE WASTE DISPOSAL. Clark Development Corporation (CDC) President and CEO Manuel R. Gaerlan (4th from right) expressed gratitude to Soliman E.C. President and CEO Epitacio Soliman, Jr. (3rd from right) for his support for the promotion of responsible waste segregation and disposal in Clark. Also present during the event are (from left to right) CDC Assistant Vice President for Business Development I Thelma Ocampo, CDC Assistant Vice President for Administration Ma. Zoraida Camello, CDC- Vice President for Admin and Finance Engr. Mariza Mandocdoc, CDC Vice President for Security Services Group Police Brigadier General Sheldon Jacaban (Ret.), and CDC Vice President for Legal Affairs Group lawyer Josep Jepri Miranda. Soliman E.C. Senior Operations Manager Gilben Roxas, Romuald Dean Soliman, and Epi-Jay Soliman also extended their support on CDC’s advocacy. (CDC-CD)
SunStar CDC, DENR conduct tree planting activity in Clark
GREEN CITY, DREAM CITY. As part of the Clark Development Corporation s (CDC) efforts in making Clark a green and sustainable city, CDC President-CEO Manuel R. Gaerlan (right) together with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Asst. Sec. for Field Operations-Mindanao and Legislative Affairs Joan Lagunda (left) recently led a tree planting activity along with other gov t officials at the Boy Scout Jamboree Site along the CreekSide road here. (CDC-CD)
+ March 02, 2021 THE Clark Development Corporation (CDC), in cooperation with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), recently conducted a tree planting activity at the Boy Scout Jamboree Site along the Creek Side road in Clark Freeport.
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+ THE Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) in Central Luzon has recorded good ambient air quality inside Clark Freeport.
Based on the data secured by the Clark Development Corporation (CDC)-Environmental Permits Division (EPD) headed by Engineer Rogelio Magat from EMB-Central Luzon, the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Clark Freeport that was measured in terms of the SO2 parameter has been consistently below 50 and averages at 10. This proves that the air in the freeport is less polluted and is safe for maintaining the health of the general public, as well as the environment.
CDC-EPD shared that the AQI works like a thermometer that runs from zero to 500 degrees and shows changes in the amount of pollution in the air. An AQI under 50 means that the air quality is good.