1. Pneumonia 9.

Heart disease/
2. Diarrhea Hypertension
3. Leptospirosis 10. Canser
4. Malnutrition
5. Flu virus scare
6. Illegal drug addiction
7. Malaria
8. Tuberculosis
Un vaccinated dogs is
another health issues
Anti rabies act of 2007
approved last May 25, 2008
Senator Pia Cayetano
1. Mass vaccination of dogs
2. Establishing a central database for
registered and vaccinated dogs
3. Impounding of stray dogs
4. Field control and disposition of
unregistered stray and unvaccinated
dogs
5. Information and educational
campaigns to prevent and control
6. Pre-exposure treatment for high risk
people and post-exposure
treatment for the animal bite victims.
7. Five routine immunization of
schoolchildren who are age 5-14 in
places with significant incidence of
rabies.
8. Encouraging responsible pet ownership.
9. Prescribing penalties for violation of the
law.
1. P2,000 For failing or refusing to have their
registered and immunized against rabies. If
the dog bites someone the owner will pay for
the vaccination of the dog and the person
bitten.
2. P10dog ,000 for refusing to place their dog
under observation after it has bitten a person.
3. P25,000 for refusing to have their dog
observed and for not shouldering the medical
expenses of the bitten person.
1. Population
2. Overfishing and destructive
fishing
3. Coastal infrastructure
development
4. Deforestation
5. Pollution
AIR POLLUTION –contamination
of the atmosphere caused by
particulates such as dust or
excessive gases like carbon
dioxide or other vapors
cannot be removed through
natural cycle .
Vehicle or manufacturing
exhaust
Forest fire, volcanic
eruptions , dry soil erosion
and other natural sources
Building construction or
oSmog increases
oHigher rain acidity
oCrop depletion from
inadequate oxygen
oAnd higher rates of asthma
oGlobal warming is also related
to increase air pollution
CAUSES OF WATER POLLUTION:
Increased sediments from soil
erosion
Improper waste disposal and
littering
Leaching of soil pollution into water
supply
Organic material decay in water
supplies
Decreasing the quality of drinkable
water available
Lowering water suppliesfor crop
irrigation
Impacting fish and wildlife
population that require water of
certain purity for survival.
SOURCES OF SOIL POLLUTION:
 Hazardous waste and sewage spills
 Non-sustainable farming practices such
as the heavy use of inorganic pesticides
 Strip mining, deforestation, and other
destructive practices.
 Household dumping and littering.
Can lead to poor growth and
reduced crop yields.
Loss of wild life habitat.
Water and visual pollution
Soil erosion
desertification
SOURCES OF NOISE POLLUTION:
 Traffic
 Airports
 Railroads
 Manufacturing plants
 Construction and demolition area
 Concerts
Hearing loss
Wildlife
disturbunces
General degradation
of lifestyle
SOURCES:
 Nuclear power plant accidents or
leakage
 Improper nuclear waste disposal
 Uranium mining operation
 Can cause birth defects
 Cancer
 Sterilization
 Other health problems for human
and wildlife population
 Sterilize the soil
 Contribute to water and air
pollution
SOURCES:
 Power plants
 Urban sprawl
 Air pollution particullates that
trap heat
 Deforestation
 Loss of temperature moderating
water supplies
Temperatures increase mild
climatic changes may be
observe
Wildlife population may be
unable to recover from swift
change
SOURCES:
 Large cities
 Billboards and advertising
 Nighttime sporting events
and other nighttime
entertainment
Light pollution makes it impossible
to see stars, therefore interfering
with astronomical observation and
personal enjoyment.
If it is near residential areas light
pollution can also degrade the
quality of life for residents