Emerson Manila Analytical Specialists

Volunteering is way to show we care about others and when we become close to the community we can make even more impactful changes together.

Today we went to Tanay Rizal to distribute water filters to the residents. It was a very fulfilling experience.

D26. Looking forward to weekend. It's recycling weekend.

Living in an urban area, planting trees makes it possible to live with nature and see green around you. It somehow relaxes you mentally as it somehow makes you take a break from the hustle of life. Physically, trees also have their demands like having a pet, so you somehow move. Spiritually, they said that surrounding yourself with nature,...

Last Friday for this ecochallenge. I hope we continue to practice what we learned and started doing here.

One thing I learned from my parents and in-laws is to reuse or recycle washing machine drain water. This morning I observed that I filled up 3-4 containers. Remember to always use recycled water responsibly and avoid using it for activities that require drinking water. With small actions like this, we can all make a difference in conserving...

Today, I joined an Emerson sponsored community event - Water Filter Donation. We went to a very remote place in Tanay, Rizal and got to help teach them the importance of having clean water and how our donation would help them get that need. I am thankful for this event as I realize how much I am blessed to have easy access to clean water and I...

I've learned that conventional cleaning products have several negative impacts on the environment and human health. They contribute to water pollution by releasing harsh chemicals into drains and end up in our waterways. According to EPA certain ingredients in cleaners can be hazardous to aquatic species. Many surfactants used in conventional...

Today, I've learned that sustainable seafood refers to fish, shellfish, and seaweeds that are harvested or farmed in a way that doesn't harm the environment, treat workers fairly, and helps local economies. I encourage everyone to commit to better seafood choices. 🌊🐟

I've noticed that the highest waste categories we have in our household is general plastic (from food and other material packaging) and paper. We usually compost food scraps in the backyard to create nutrient-rich compost. We can reduce our waste by practicing the 3 R's (reduce,reuse & recycle), avoiding single-use items such as coffee...