Green-Vision Builders Corporation

07/07/2022

Last night of Sir Jaime Acosta's wake here in manila
for all that who want to see him for the last time
visit at
Taytay Memorial Garden
National Road San juan, Taytay Rizal

05/07/2022

Psalmstre and Green Vision Builders wish to announce with deep sadness the passing of our CEO, Mr. JAIME V. ACOSTA.

We join the family in their moment of grief and offer our prayers and comfort.
look for
Majel - 09062280866
Jhay Ann - 09664093608
Marj-09954755995

Majelyn Acosta Orbegoso
Jhay-ann Acosta
Marj Acosta

14/06/2022

WE ARE URGENTLY IN NEED OF THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:
• HR MANAGER
• ACCOUNTING STAFF
• MECHANICAL ENGINEER
• ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
• CIVIL ENGINEER
• SERVICE ENGINEER
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR RESUME at [email protected]
WILLING TO TRAVEL AND RELOCATE

16/04/2022

Siya ay muling nabuhay tulad ng Kanyang sinabi (Matthew 28:5).

Let's celebrate Jesus' resurrection because He is our Savior (John 3:16)

Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, you and your household will be saved (Acts 16:31)

11/04/2022

Happy Birthday!!!
Engr Joel Padaoan Banosan

22/03/2022

Job Opening

22/03/2022

Water plays a significant role in the lives of human, flora, and faunas. It is the source of life on Earth. To create awareness of the importance of water to 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water, a celebration of World Water Day is being commemorated every March 22, which started in 1993.

Water is life! Water plays a significant role in the lives of human, flora, and faunas. It is the source of life on Earth. To create awareness of the importance of water to 2.2 billion people living...

11/02/2022

The 66-hectare Tambo Lake is a recently discovered inland wetland in Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac. It is a natural lagoon accidentally created out of lahar, river water and agricultural land during the Mt. Pinatubo eruption. From being a stretch of rice paddies, it is now a tourist spot famed for having a suitable site for still water paddling and fishing activities.

Apart from being an important ecotourism destination, Tambo Lake is an important habitat for migratory and local bird species such as the Serpent eagle and Brahminy kite, as well as marine species like Tulya, Tilapia, Ayungin, Hito, Biya, Palos and Araro. The rich volcanic soil around the lake allows several species of flora like Mahogany, Ipil-ipil, Kakawate, Banaba, Alibangbang and Binayuyo to grow in the area.

Help us protect our wetlands so that they may continuously provide natural habitat to our wildlife and serve as our source of food, livelihood and other ecosystem services.

Pinagkukunang yaman, ating pangalagaan dahil Ikaw, Ako, #𝓣𝓪𝔂𝓸𝓐𝓷𝓰𝓚𝓪𝓵𝓲𝓴𝓪𝓼𝓪𝓷! 💚

22/01/2022

TOP STORY: Some environmental groups have expressed their opposition to the proposal of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama to put up a waste-to-energy (WTE) facility as part of his recovery measures following the onslaught of typhoon Odette, they instead suggested that the city should invest on renewable energy sources.

Environmentalists claimed that putting up a WTE incinerator in the city will only exacerbate the public health and the ecological crisis caused by climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Establishing WTE facilities is an extremely expensive and dirty solid waste management method which will cause more harm to the environment and accelerate climate change,“ said Atty. Kristine Joy Argallon, of the Philippine Earth Justice Center (PEJC), in a press release.

Aside from the WTE though, Rama also considered renewable energy sources like solar with Councilor Nestor Archival as the point person.
Argallon said that the city’s post-disaster resilience should be based on ecological and sustainable principles.

“We urge Mayor Rama to rethink and scrap his plan of putting up a WTE facility in the city and consider instead investing in renewable energy sources,” Argallon added.

In a related development, public network EcoWaste Coalition said the city will end up shouldering a heavy financial burden by entering into a contract with the contractor/provider of the WTE facility.

“Typical WTE contracts have decades-long terms and contain lock-in provisions that will bind the City to expensive and onerous obligations for a long time. This is an unnecessary expenditure of public funds on a system that is dangerous to public health and the environment,” said Atty. Lievj Alimangohan, of the EcoWaste Coalition.

It also suggested that the city’s strategy be based on a robust implementation of programs that focus on waste minimization, materials recovery, and recycling.

“We hope Mayor Rama and the Cebu City Council will scrap the waste-to-energy plans for the city and reconsider their approach to waste management,” Alimangohan said.

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31/12/2021