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    Coca-Cola spearheads massive coastal cleanups

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    Date
    October 11, 2018
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    MB20181011_B9
    Excerpt
    The International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) and the whole Coca Cola System in the Philippines participated in massive cleanups along various shores in the country where their facilities are present. Over 19 coasts across the Philippines, including the shores of Subic Bay in Zambales and Roxas Boulevard in Manila were lined with people picking up all kinds of rubbish found on and beneath the sand. Since 1995, Coca-Cola has supported the ICC and Ocean Conservancy through educational outreach, community engagement, research, industry collaborations, marketing and more.
    Citation
    Coca-Cola spearheads massive coastal cleanups. (2018, October 11). Manila Bulletin, p. B9.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/4255
    Corporate Names
    Ocean Conservancy Coca-Cola Philippines Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement Sarangani Province Empowerment and Community Transformation Forum, Inc. Global Conservancy Group
    Personal Names
    Maquilan, Gilda
    Geographic Names
    Subic Bay Roxas Boulevard Manila Zambales Sarangani Bay
    Subject
    environmental restoration environmental protection coastal zone management Litter
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