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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT |
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THE GENERAL MANAGER |
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J.R. Nereus Acosta, PhD
Secretary/Presidential Adviser
for Environmental Protection |
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OUR MANDATE |
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The Laguna
Lake Development Authority was established in 1966 as a
quasi-government agency that leads, promotes, and
accelerates sustainable development in the Laguna de Bay
Region. Regulatory and law-enforcement functions are carried
out with provisions on environmental management,
particularly on water quality monitoring, conservation of
natural resources, and community-based natural resource
management.
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SEC. ACOSTA
UNVEILS NEW LLDA LOGO, LAUNCHES NEW SLOGAN
Martin Antonio | May 4,
2012
Secretary Neric Acosta, Presidential Adviser for
Environmental Protection and General Manager of the
Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA), led the
unveiling of the new LLDA logo and the launching of the
new slogan, “Ibalik ang Diwa ng Lawa” (Bring back the
spirit of the lake) at the dialogue with the fisherfolks
of Laguna de Bay Region in Santa Cruz, Laguna last May
11, 2012.
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OTHER NEWS
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LLDA
headed by its Acting GM Dolly Nepomuceno, issues CDO to Ma Mon Luk Restaurant in Quezon Ave.
and 2 Jollibee
branches after the three establishments have
continuously discharged wastewater without conforming to
the approved effluent standards set by law, despite
LLDA’s directive on them to institute corrective
measures.
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LLDA headed by its
General Manager and Presidential Adviser for
Environmental Protection, Secretary Neric Acosta, issued
a Cease and Desist Order (CDO) to McDonald’s Frontera
Verde, Pasig branch and to King Sue Ham and Sausage Co.,
Inc.
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LLDA headed by
Presidential Adviser for
Environmental Protection,
Secretary Neric Acosta, warmly
welcomed the visitors from
Vietnam Environmental
Administration with their head
delegate, Mr. Tran The Loan,
Vice Director of the Pollution
Control Department.
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Since
2010, the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) has
been aggressively promoting the use of “constructed
wetlands” to control the growing problem on domestic
wastewater coming from the 14 million inhabitants living
in the Laguna de Bay Region.
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LISCOP Success Stories :
Panguil, and Sta. Cruz, Laguna
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Small Towns Find Solutions In Their
Backyards to Fight Pollution
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Conserving Nature, Creating Economic
Opportunities for the Poor |
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