TRASH TO CASH. SM Lanang Premier mall manager Engr. Mary Therese T. Lapeña-Manalo (left) and forester Ruby Bie, chief of the Ecological Solid Waste Management section of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 11’s Environmental Management Bureau, weigh in used newspapers to kick off the “Trash to Cash” project in time for the Earth Day celebration at the mall’s parking ground yesterday. Trash for cash is a recycling market concept where people can trade or sell their trash to scrap buyers and convert it cash. Lean Daval Jr.TRASH TO CASH
TRASH TO CASH. SM Lanang Premier mall manager Engr. Mary Therese T. Lapeña-Manalo (left) and forester Ruby Bie, chief of the Ecological Solid Waste Management section of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 11’s Environmental Management Bureau, weigh in used newspapers to kick off the “Trash to Cash” project in time for the Earth Day celebration at the mall’s parking ground yesterday. Trash for cash is a recycling market concept where people can trade or sell their trash to scrap buyers and convert it cash. Lean Daval Jr.
