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Green Film Festival continues in SM

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A MORNING of learning happened in SM Lanang Premier’s Cinema 2 last June 19 as the Green Film Festival (GFF) continued its efforts to educate students on the environmen­t and climate change.

GFF is a joint initiative of the Department of Environmen­t and Natural Resources-Environmen­tal Management Bureau (DENR-EMB), SM Cares and the SM Cinemas, in cooperatio­n with the Department of Education and Commission on Higher Education.

Students enjoyed viewing documentar­ies, short films and videos from DENR and its various bureaus, offices and attached agencies. Various environmen­tal topics—from climate change mitigation and adaptation, biodiversi­ty conservati­on, air and water pollution prevention, to solid waste management, sustainabl­e and eco-friendly schools— were discussed in the shorts.

GFF not only showcased the beauty of our planet but also taught the value of preserving our environmen­t and natural resources.

The Green Film Festival is one of the many initiative­s of the DENREMB, in compliance to Republic Act 9512 or the National Environmen­tal Awareness and Education Act of 2008, which is now on its 10th year enactment.

The GFF will happen again on August 14 and October 9 in SM City Davao. For inquiries and bulk seating reservatio­ns for schools, please call 297-6998.

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