Bamboo has great potential for green industry according to Philippine Bamboo Foundation president Edwardo Randa. Bamboo can be used to rehabilitate mined and denuded areas as it protects the environment by reducing soil erosion by 67% and air pollution by sequestering 42% more carbon dioxide and generating 37% more oxygen than trees. Bamboo can be used to make many products including paper, clothing, skateboards, bicycles, curtains, mats, brooms, fuel, beverages, lavatory products, food, medicine and more. Randa is promoting the bamboo industry by organizing a competition for sculptors to carve bamboo instead of wood to create a masterpiece and encourage its use.
Bamboo has great potential for green industry according to Philippine Bamboo Foundation president Edwardo Randa. Bamboo can be used to rehabilitate mined and denuded areas as it protects the environment by reducing soil erosion by 67% and air pollution by sequestering 42% more carbon dioxide and generating 37% more oxygen than trees. Bamboo can be used to make many products including paper, clothing, skateboards, bicycles, curtains, mats, brooms, fuel, beverages, lavatory products, food, medicine and more. Randa is promoting the bamboo industry by organizing a competition for sculptors to carve bamboo instead of wood to create a masterpiece and encourage its use.
Bamboo has great potential for green industry according to Philippine Bamboo Foundation president Edwardo Randa. Bamboo can be used to rehabilitate mined and denuded areas as it protects the environment by reducing soil erosion by 67% and air pollution by sequestering 42% more carbon dioxide and generating 37% more oxygen than trees. Bamboo can be used to make many products including paper, clothing, skateboards, bicycles, curtains, mats, brooms, fuel, beverages, lavatory products, food, medicine and more. Randa is promoting the bamboo industry by organizing a competition for sculptors to carve bamboo instead of wood to create a masterpiece and encourage its use.