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    GCash to plant half a million mangrove trees in Cebu

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    Date
    April 10, 2022
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    MB20220410_SS-3
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    GCash, the leading digital mobile wallet in the country, together with the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc., (RAFI), is planting 550,000 mangrove trees in Tañon Strait in Cebu to help the environment and mitigate the effects of natural disasters in the province. Cebu was one of the provinces to endure the brunt of Typhoon "Odette." Mangroves help build more disaster-resilient communities as they protect coastlines by decreasing the risk of flooding and erosion. Compared to planting upland trees, mangroves are capable of high carbon sequestration, also known as "blue carbon" which helps reduce the amount of carbon dioxide to minimize the effects of climate change.
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    GCash to plant half a million mangrove trees in Cebu. (2022, April 10). Manila Bulletin, p. SS-3
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/13278
    Corporate Names
    Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. GCash
    Personal Names
    Sazon, Martha Dignadice, Anthony Maniago, Chito
    Geographic Names
    Cebu Luzon Mindanao Philippines Tañon Strait
    Subject
    mangroves mangrove conservation planting environmental protection
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