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Cultural presentations, seedlings distribution, and the signing of an environmental care covenant by local government officials were highlights of the opening of the 10th Good Earth Day Festival held at Liwasang Balagtas, Pandacan, Manila. It will run until April 25, 2026, different kinds of bicycles will be raffled off on the last day. 
The officials promised transparent governance and accountability in the use of public funds, mindful of environmental protection and care for human lives.
In March 2015, the Supreme Court handed down its final ruling that, at the threat to lives and property, the Big 3 oil companies should relocate from the densely populated Manila district.
The Good Earth Day Festival is organized by the Samahang Sining at Kultura ng Pilipinas (SSKPil), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving,
and fostering Philippine arts and culture through educational events and community celebrations.
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