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[Title] => Secretary Reyes here for Earth Month celebration
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources Sec. Angelo Reyes will be in Cebu today for the celebration of Earth Month.
DENR undersecretary Francisco Bravo, who came as part of his advance party, said Reyes will address the National Reprogramming Workshop among all regional technical directors and at the same time oversee the Earth Month’s planned activities by DENR Regional Field Unit-7.
"Stewardship in Action" is this year’s theme of the Earth Month celebration, which will culminate on April 22, the International Earth Day.
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) conducted recently a 25-day training program called Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) management course aimed at honing the perceptions, experiences, attitude, knowledge and skills (PEAKS) of the participants in order to become well-rounded managers.
The training program was implemented by the department’s human resource development service (HRDS) headed by Adeluisa G. Siapno
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Barely five months in office, Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes has implemented a broad revamp in the department, including the creation of a new office that would deal with the country’s water resources.
Reyes designated retired Army general Francisco Bravo as senior undersecretary and chief of staff with oversight functions on issues concerning the environment and forestry. He was also tasked to supervise issues concerning rivers and watersheds.
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[Title] => Army eng’g brigade tapped for Clark airport ramp work
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Giant equipment of the Army’s 51st Engineering Brigade has started to crack up the 14-inch thick concrete airport ramp built by the US military here as part of a P250-million rehab project making it capable of absorbing the impact of large aircraft expected here by 2005.
Officials of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) tapped the 51st Engineering Brigade to do the work amid alleged delaying tactics by three CDC board directors who had nominated contractors who failed to qualify to undertake the project.
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[Title] => Resettlement houses of 608 Pampanga families crumbling
[Summary] => MAGALANG, Pampanga — After years of languishing in evacuation centers and finally finding refuge in resettlement sites, at least 608 families have again abandoned their government-built homes which have started to crumble at the P450-million San Isidro resettlement here.
Engineer Wilson Musngi, of the Pinatubo Project Management Office (PPMO), the forerunner of the defunct Mt. Pinatubo Commission, admitted to The STAR that the concrete floors of the 608 housing units have cracked and sunk since monsoon rains battered Central Luzon last July 6.
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FRANCISCO BRAVO
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources Sec. Angelo Reyes will be in Cebu today for the celebration of Earth Month.
DENR undersecretary Francisco Bravo, who came as part of his advance party, said Reyes will address the National Reprogramming Workshop among all regional technical directors and at the same time oversee the Earth Month’s planned activities by DENR Regional Field Unit-7.
"Stewardship in Action" is this year’s theme of the Earth Month celebration, which will culminate on April 22, the International Earth Day.
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) conducted recently a 25-day training program called Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) management course aimed at honing the perceptions, experiences, attitude, knowledge and skills (PEAKS) of the participants in order to become well-rounded managers.
The training program was implemented by the department’s human resource development service (HRDS) headed by Adeluisa G. Siapno
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Barely five months in office, Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes has implemented a broad revamp in the department, including the creation of a new office that would deal with the country’s water resources.
Reyes designated retired Army general Francisco Bravo as senior undersecretary and chief of staff with oversight functions on issues concerning the environment and forestry. He was also tasked to supervise issues concerning rivers and watersheds.
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[Title] => Army eng’g brigade tapped for Clark airport ramp work
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Officials of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) tapped the 51st Engineering Brigade to do the work amid alleged delaying tactics by three CDC board directors who had nominated contractors who failed to qualify to undertake the project.
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[Title] => Resettlement houses of 608 Pampanga families crumbling
[Summary] => MAGALANG, Pampanga — After years of languishing in evacuation centers and finally finding refuge in resettlement sites, at least 608 families have again abandoned their government-built homes which have started to crumble at the P450-million San Isidro resettlement here.
Engineer Wilson Musngi, of the Pinatubo Project Management Office (PPMO), the forerunner of the defunct Mt. Pinatubo Commission, admitted to The STAR that the concrete floors of the 608 housing units have cracked and sunk since monsoon rains battered Central Luzon last July 6.
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December 24, 2006 - 12:00am
