LGU Badian - MENRO

11/06/2026

PAGASA has already declared a weak to mild El Niño. While it’s not severe yet, let’s act early in our simple ways as human beings: conserve water in daily use, plant fast-growing trees for shade and cooler surroundings, and share reminders with neighbors to save water and avoid burning.

09/05/2026

16/04/2026

Notice to Badian Residents,

This is to inform the public that the Solid Waste Management (SWM) equipment has been successfully transported to the Badian Category 1 Sanitary Landfill located in Doddob, Badian.

As part of our efforts to improve waste management in the area, various waste diversion initiatives will be conducted at the landfill site, including the shredding of residual glass bottles and other recyclable materials.

We encourage residents to support these initiatives and properly segregate their waste to contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

For more information, please contact the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office or the SWM team.

Thank you for your cooperation.

12/03/2026

The local government of Badian took a huge step yesterday with a public hearing on regulating commercial and backyard livestock farms. This proposed ordinance is a game-changer, balancing business growth with environmental protection to prevent pollution and safeguard our water bodies and land.

Let's support this initiative to ensure a healthy and beautiful Badian for generations to come! Kudos to all involved - you're the true guardians of Badian's beauty, tourism, and success 💪.

17/02/2026

✅ This morning, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) of Badian, Cebu, successfully released a rescued snake back into its natural habitat, in full compliance with the provisions of Republic Act 9147, otherwise known as the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act. This initiative highlights the local government's commitment to preserving and protecting biodiversity and promoting ecological balance.

04/02/2026

DID YOU KNOW? 🌿

Former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada signed Executive Order No. 52, creating the Youth Environmental Corps (Green Brigade) in all Katipunan ng Kabataan to promote environmental awareness and action among Filipino youth!

Activities:

-Promote youth partnership in the sustainable development programs including but not limited to;
- Tree planting and reforestation
- Clean-up drives and waste management
- Environmental education and advocacy
- Community outreach and mobilization
-Establish and maintain links with existing youth groups in the barangay for purposes of coordinated youth action relating to environmental protection and preservation.

Let's follow the footsteps of the Green Brigade and make a difference for our environment!

Badian supports BARANGAY GREEN BRIGADE

26/01/2026

REPORT ON INSPECTION AND HEARING REGARDING PIGGERY FACILITY COMPLAINT

Date: January 26, 2026
Location: Barangay Poblacion, Cebu

This is in reference to a complaint filed by a concerned citizen regarding a piggery facility located in a built-up area of Sitio Sima, Poblacion, Cebu. In preparation for a hearing scheduled this afternoon at Barangay Poblacion, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) conducted an inspection of the facility this morning accompanied by Sanitary Inspector Mr. Ariel Caballero.

Upon inspection, the team observed a foul odor emanating from the facility, constituting a nuisance and a violation of the Sanitation Code. Additionally, the facility is situated in a built-up area and is adjacent to SIMA SPRING, posing potential risks to the water source.

During the hearing this afternoon, led by Hon. Maria Desiree Mangubat Bruce, Barangay Councilor and Chair of the Committee on Environment, Hon. Bruce explained the purpose of the hearing and the barangay's role in addressing environmental concerns and ensuring compliance with regulations. MENRO Head Mr. Manolito Recopelacion reiterated the need for relocation, citing concerns over public health and environmental risks. The owner was given a specified timeframe to comply and was encouraged to explore alternative sites that meet environmental standards. The owner agreed to comply within the specified timeframe.

This effort highlights the local government's commitment to fostering a sustainable ecosystem and safeguarding public health, made possible through the support of Mayor Jerome Christian Librando.

12/01/2026

The passage of a new ordinance related to environmental protection is a triumph not only for the environment but also for present and future generations. Let us support laws that protect both the environment and the people..

Pagpanalipud sa kalikupan ug sa katawhan...

09/01/2026

REPORT

This week, the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) of Badian, under the leadership of Mayor Jerome Christian Librando, conducted inspections to ensure compliance of all establishments with environmental laws. These include:

- Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000(RA 9003)
- Clean Water Act (RA 9275)
- Clean Air Act (RA 8749)
- Toxic and Hazardous Waste (RA 6969)
- Environmental Impact Assessment (PD 1586)

The inspections encourage establishments to secure environmental permitting requirements.

Permitting Requirements

Establishments are encouraged to obtain permits to manage their environmental impact, protecting:

- Air quality through emission controls (Clean Air Act)

- Water quality through wastewater management (Clean Water Act)

- Proper handling of solid and hazardous waste

- Public health and safety by minimizing environmental risks
- Environmental sustainability through impact assessments (PD 1586)

The purpose of these permits is to ensure sustainable operations and minimize harm to the environment and community.

09/01/2026

The Importance of Segregation at the Household Level: A Key to Effective Waste Management

😊 Proper waste segregation at home is a game-changer for managing trash and helping the environment! 🌿 Here's why it matters:

Why Segregate?

- Reduces contamination: Separating waste (like recyclables from food waste) makes recycling more effective.

- Eases waste processing: Segregated waste is easier for collectors to handle and process.

- Helps recycling: Recyclables like plastics, paper, and metals get a second life.

- Lessens landfill waste: Segregation reduces trash ending up in landfills (like what happened in Binaliw 😬).

- Promotes eco-habits: Segregating waste at home builds a culture of environmental care.

How to Segregate at Home?

1. Use separate bins: Have bins for recyclables (plastics, paper, glass), biodegradables (food waste), and residuals (others).

2. Know local rules: Check with your local waste management guidelines.

3. Make it a habit: Involve everyone in the household.

💡 Tip: Segregation at home = less work for waste collectors + cleaner environment 🌟.

🌟 Let's Help Make Badian Clean and Green! 🌟

Join the movement! Segregate waste, reduce trash, and keep Badian beautiful 🌿.