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		PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL Research and Consultancy, Inc. (PSEnvi) 
		was formed in July 2001 by a group of environmental professionals coming 
		from the various fields of science and engineering. The members of the 
		group initially met years ago at the University of the Philippines-Diliman. 
		Most have been involved in environmental engineering research and 
		consultancy projects undertaken for various industrial companies and 
		government institutions working as project managers or technical 
		associates. The members have acquired vast experience on various 
		environmental undertakings through environmental research, treatment 
		process design and assessment, waste management, environmental sampling 
		and monitoring, cleaner production and, environmental impact and risk 
		assessments. 
		The 
		company is fueled by its dedication to provide the highest quality and 
		excellence of service to its clients without compromising integrity in 
		all its dealings.
 Environmental problems are often addressed by combining various aspects 
		of natural science, engineering, economics, social science and law.  Our 
		company offers a wide spectrum of professional expertise committed to 
		promote environmental protection with the vision of sustainable 
		development in mind.
 
									 
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									|  | WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT
 
 You can make small changes in your life to help the environment, experts 
		say. Here are some suggestions from the Climate Project:
 
		• Replace 
		regular light bulbs with compact fluorescent models.• Walk, bike, car pool or take public transportation more often.
 • Recycle household waste.
 • Check your tires and keep them properly inflated to improve gas 
		mileage.
 • Use less hot water by installing a low-flow shower head and 
		washing your clothes in cold or warm water.
 • Avoid products with unnecessary packaging.
 • Adjust your thermostat.
 • Plant a tree, which will absorb carbon dioxide.
 • Turn off electronics when you're not using them.
 • Use less water, especially less hot water.
 
 For more tips, go to:
		
		http://epa.gov/climatechange/wycd/index.html
 
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