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Environmental Laws in the Philippines

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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It includes official rules, decisions, and ecological sustainability. It can be established or modified in each of the three branches of government: legislative, judicial, and executive.

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Environmental law

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It was the first piece of environmental legislation passed in the world was an ordinance that limited the burning of coal in London in 1306.

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Philippine Environmental Laws

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What does EPA stand for?

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Environmental Protection Agency

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What does CEQ stand for?

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Council on Environmental Quality

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It was in 1989 that the country adopted the Philippine Strategy for Sustainable Development, almost two decades after the first UN Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm, Sweden.

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General Laws

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What does NEDA stand for?

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National Economic and Development Authority

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What does PO-NGO stand for?

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People’s Organization Non-Governmental Organizations

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What does PEP stand for?

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Philippine Environmental Policy

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What does ECC stand for?

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Environmental Compliance Certificate

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What does EMB stand for?

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Environmental Management Bureau

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What does EGGAR stand for?

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Engineering Geology and Geohazards Assessment Report

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What does EIS stand for?

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Environmental Impact Statements

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What does MGB stand for?

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Mines and Geosciences Bureau

#14
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Regulatory Agencies

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Executive Order No. 192 and Republic Act No. 8749

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(June 10, 1987) reorganized the Department of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources (DEENR) and renamed it as the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), with the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) created as a staff bureau under the DENR, absorbing the powers and functions of the abolished National Environmental Protection Council (NEPC), the National Pollution Control Commission (NPCC), and the Environmental Center of the Philippines (ECP).

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Executive Order No. 192

#16
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What does DEENR stand for?

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Department of Environment, Energy and Natural Resources

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What does DENR stand for?

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Department of Environment and Natural Resources

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DEENR renamed it as?

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DENR

#19
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What does NEPC stand for?

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National Environmental Protection Council

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What does NPCC stand for?

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National Pollution Control Commission

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What does ECP stand for?

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Environmental Center of the Philippines

#22
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Mandate

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The Environmental Management Bureau (EMB)

#23
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It formulates plans, programs, and appropriate environmental quality standards for the prevention and control of pollution and the protection of the environment and ensure their implementation.

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The Environmental Management Bureau (EMB)

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