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    Solar LEDs to light tuna landing site in Camarines Sur

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    May 20, 2015
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    BW20150520_S4/4
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    The Municipality of San Jose, Philips Electric and Lighting Inc. plus the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-Philippines) signed a formal partnership to illuminate San Jose Port, a tuna landing site, using solar-powered LED lights. The signing was held during the municipality’s Fishers’ Day, which saw local fisherfolk take part in a fishing competition and a cook-off as part of the annual weeklong town fiesta. May is also the Month of the Ocean in the Philippines by virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 57 signed in 1999 by the President Joseph Estrada.
    Citation
    Solar LEDs to light tuna landing site in Camarines Sur. (2015, May 20). BusinessWorld, p. S4/4.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/2704
    Corporate Names
    Philips Electric and Lightning Inc. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Sustainability of the Germany-based Wuppertal Institute Sustainable Energy Project Support (SEPS) WISIONS
    Personal Names
    Estrada, Joseph Tetteroo-Bueno, Fabia Ibay, Angela Chavez, Antonio Tetteroo-Bueno, Fabia
    Geographic Names
    San Jose, Camarines Sur Philippines
    Subject
    tuna fisheries fishing harbours fishers Oceans Solar power artisanal fishing environmental impact renewable resources fishery resources fishery data fishery management
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