Glimpse of Hope

IN my previous post: We Must Find a Way, I presented the idea regarding finding real solutions to prevent catastrophes brought about by Super Typhoons, Rising Tides and other calamities that comes with Global Warming and Climate Change. 

It is good to know that scientists are now working on projects to save this planet from destruction by Turning Greenhouse Gases into Fuel in order to reduce the amount of carbon and other greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere in order to reverse global warming.

While governments slacks in  implementing measures to reduce fossil fuel use and migrate to renewable sources of energy, it must support researches, projects like this one and encourage more groups to do the same.  It must find, by all means, find more ways to get rid of harmful gases to ensure the survival of the human race.

The quest to save Mother Earth is ON. Turning greenhouse gases into fuel is just the beginning. Much is needed to be done. Let's look forward for more.   

There's HOPE FOR MANKIND.

Bangon Concepcion!

100 Days After Yolanda, Concepcion Moves On

Concepcion beachfront facing the Concepcion Bay
and the new motorbancas for the fisher folks.
Photo by: Provincial Administrator Dr. Raul Banias 

BANGON CONCEPCION -- a phrase typhoon victims say to each other and to the visitors;  to encourage fellow victims, to give hope, which literally means: "RISE UP CONCEPCION". The phrase is in fact also a popular hash tag #bangonconcepcion in social media websites along with #bangonvisayas. 

Baliguian: Probably the hardest hit island in Concepcion and Panay
after #YolandaPH made its 5th landfall
Source: Baliguian Island Facebook Page

Interesting is that you can see this phrase now painted in the new motorbancas ("pumpboats" in the local dialect) donated by international NGOs (Non-Government Organizations),  philanthropists, and concerned groups to fishermen who lost their motorbancas which is their primary source of living due to Super Typhoon Yolanda.

New Motorbancas for the Fisherfolks

Last Friday, February 14, 2014, a turn-over ceremony was held in Concepcion Fishing Port attended by motorbanca donors, the municipal and provincial officials and the fisher folks.

  #bangonconcepcion