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'''2010''' | |||
1076 cities and municipalities turned their lights off during [[Earth Hour]] in the Philippines, <ref>[Global Voices online, by Karlo Mikhail Mongaya]</ref> April 6 | |||
'''2009''' | |||
Philippines: Helping flood victims through social media, <ref>[globalvoicesonline.org]</ref> September 28. Social networking sites and services like Facebook and Twitter were also flooded with news accounts, reports, photos and videos of Ondoy's aftermath. The stream of information soon became a “hub” for coordinating rescue and relief efforts for those who had access to the internet. | |||
== Interwiki links == | == Interwiki links == | ||
Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:Philippines|Philippines]] | Wikipedia: [[wikipedia:Philippines|Philippines]] | ||
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Sustainability initiatives
Initiatives by topic
Food
Solar cooking resources in Philippines
Sustainable transport
News and comment
2010
1076 cities and municipalities turned their lights off during Earth Hour in the Philippines, [1] April 6
2009
Philippines: Helping flood victims through social media, [2] September 28. Social networking sites and services like Facebook and Twitter were also flooded with news accounts, reports, photos and videos of Ondoy's aftermath. The stream of information soon became a “hub” for coordinating rescue and relief efforts for those who had access to the internet.
Interwiki links
Wikipedia: Philippines
External links
References