The Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 is a constitutional law that aims to ensure all Filipinos have access to air that is safe to breathe. Its primary goal is to protect public health. Also known as Republic Act No. 8749, it aims to achieve and maintain healthy air for all people in the Philippines. The guiding principles recognize that local governments have primary responsibility for dealing with environmental problems and that a clean environment is for the good of all and should be the concern of all.
The Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 is a constitutional law that aims to ensure all Filipinos have access to air that is safe to breathe. Its primary goal is to protect public health. Also known as Republic Act No. 8749, it aims to achieve and maintain healthy air for all people in the Philippines. The guiding principles recognize that local governments have primary responsibility for dealing with environmental problems and that a clean environment is for the good of all and should be the concern of all.
The Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 is a constitutional law that aims to ensure all Filipinos have access to air that is safe to breathe. Its primary goal is to protect public health. Also known as Republic Act No. 8749, it aims to achieve and maintain healthy air for all people in the Philippines. The guiding principles recognize that local governments have primary responsibility for dealing with environmental problems and that a clean environment is for the good of all and should be the concern of all.
• THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW DESIGNED TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL FILIPINOS HAVE AIR THAT IS SAFE TO BREATHE. • PUBLIC HEALTH PROTECTION IS THE PRIMARY GOAL • OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8749 • AIMS TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN HEALTHY AIR FOR ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE PHILIPPINES. GUIDING PRINCIPLES: • PROTECT AND ADVANCE THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO A BALANCED AND HEALTHFUL ECOLOGY IN ACCORD WITH THE RHYTHM AND HARMONY OF NATURE; • PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT WHILE ORGANIZING THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS TO DEAL WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS; • RECOGNIZE THAT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CLEANING THE HABITAT AND ENVIRONMENT IS PRIMARILY AREA-BASED; AND • RECOGNIZE THAT A CLEAN AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IS FOR THE GOOD OF ALL AND SHOULD THEREFORE BE THE CONCERN OF ALL.