Emerson Manila QCI Team

No weekend off, 2 more days to go

Here are some images of our planted trees on our farm. Now, instead of buying fruits and veggies, we can just harvest them directly from our farm.

Choosing things labeled as "eco-friendly" or "sustainable" may appear to be a good idea, but these labels can sometimes be misleading. Some ecologically friendly items may have hidden environmental costs associated with their manufacturing, such as higher water use or pollution in other locations.

Many products and services are packaged in disposable materials, making it difficult to find alternatives that generate zero waste. This might include food packaging, single-use plastics, or disposable household items.

There are many ways to avoid flying these days, and one new alternative that has lately been available is to go to Boracay, one of the most well-known tourist destinations in the Philippines. https://www.rappler.com/life-and-style/travel/things-to-know-p2p-bus-antipolo-boracay-iloilo/

My colleagues and I attended a lunch discussion to discuss how we may have a substantial impact on the environment. It was enjoyable and exciting!

Volunteering strengthens bonds within communities and builds networks of people who are prepared to help one another out. These relationships increase social capital, which is essential for the resilience and wellbeing of communities.

The only way forward, if we are going to improve the quality of the environment, is to get everybody involved. – Richard Rogers

Weekend? There’s no weekend in saving our Mother Earth

Did you know that a large tree basking under the sun on a hot day, can cool the surrounding just as effective as ten air conditioners operslating simultaneously?🙂