road sharing presentation by atty. oposa, jr

8/11/2019 Road Sharing presentation by Atty. Oposa, Jr.

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Story of a Young Man

Once upon a time, there was a young boy who was so poor he could only afford to eat

vegetables and had to walk 5 kms to school everyday. Walking along the road, because there

were no sidewalks, the child saw the flashy cars that zoomed by him. He decided that one day,

he too will have a car.

So he worked very hard in school, became a successful

businessman, had a big house, a fleet of cars, a team of

drivers, ate fast, fancy and fat food, and became corpulent.

In other words, and lived the life of a rich man.


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Are we happy with the traffic? Is the air healthy? Why is there traffic congestion?

What is the solution? Rethinking Transportation-Purpose? Movement? Who is

smarter: Ants or Humans?


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Nakakatuwa pa

ba ito?


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Is this Progress?


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Why is there traffic congestion? What is the solution ? Add more cars and more roads?


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W y Tra ic? W at is t e so ution? Add morevehicles?


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Ants

1. Traffic jam2. Travel on single file3. Do not take up more

space and materialsthan necessary

4. Do not pollute the

air that they breathewhile traveling toand from theirplaces of work(source of food)

5. When they bump

into each other, theydo not argue, fightand sometimes kill;no road rage

6. Instead, they bowat each other


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PROPOSITION

OF POLICY

WHY (the need)

How (practicable)

Benefits)

hi ? % ( % ) hi l


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Is this FAIR? 2% (1%-cars) - motor vehiclesowners (MVO) versus 98 % non-MVO


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Source: http://www.nscb.gov.ph/secstat/d_trans.asp
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DISADVANTAGES OF CAR-BASED

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

WASTE: SPACE, Square meters METALS, RUBBER,

PLASTIC, COST: CAR-FUEL-viz

rice Money >>>:

INSURANCE,MAINTENANCE

ACCIDENTS: DEATHS,INJURY, DAMAGE

AIR POLLUTION Bronchitis, Respiratory


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Waste of Water, STRESS,

LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITYAND TIME WITH FAMILY

- CONCRETE-

LOSS OF PERCOLATION

UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLE

- DEPLETION OFMOUNTAINS

- LOSS OF SCARCE LAND

(FOR URBAN FARMING)

ALL because we refuse tostay in one line.

Which animal is more

orderly? Dogs or man?


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Space occupied


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Space required to transport 60 people


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Cli C i i G


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Climate Crisis Gases

1. IPCC- (27%) of GHGs/Heat-trapping gases

2. Carbon footprint in the motor vehicles life-cycle

- STEEL. Mining, manufacture of ore and steel to make cars

- AGGREGATESmining for build roads for concrete roads- OIL AND PLASTICS. Mining, refining, and transport of

oil and oil products and plastics (a by-product of oil)

- RUBBER. Clearing of forests to plant rubber for tires

- SUPER GHGS. HFCs (super greenhouse gasesthousands of times hotter than CO2) in mobile air

conditioning units

- -


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PH economy losing $3.27B in human productivity due to traffic mess (By Paolo G.Montecillo, Philippine Daily Inquirer; 9:09 pm | Tuesday, September 25th, 2012)MANILA, Philippines The notorious traffic on Metro Manilas roads is not just a daily annoyance that millions of Filipinoshave to live by. The country loses billions of dollars worth of human productivity, according to a transportation official.(DOTC)

HEALTH IMPACT?
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250 BILLION PESOS Per year IN COST OF FUEL

ALONE


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SOCIOLOGY

INERTIA OF COLLECTIVE

INSANITY Following a wrong model:

Hollywood, movie, makebelieve; car-basedtransportation system.

ou cannot solve aproblem using the samemindset .

Mindset?

Individual and expensivemobility,

Our insistence at individualmobility has resulted inserious collectiveimmobility


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Thinking out ofthe box

JUMP OUT-TURNIT UPSIDE DOWN-SHAKE IT

PROGRESS IN

HUMANTHOUGHT ANDCIVILIZATION

l i d fi d d


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Revolution- defineda Turn Around, Now. A

preferential bias for cars; Turn it aroundto a

Preferential bias for people

People who occupy motorized vehicles are a small minority; They should occupy theproportionate space in the road: 95 million-3 million; -- they should only occupy 3% of the

R d Sh i M t


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Road Sharing Movement(mag-angay ta sa karsada)

3

4

1. All-weather WALKWAYS -- ~ 30%

2. Wide BICYCLE lanes -- ~ 30%

3. Good public transport system -- ~ 30%

4. Edible urban garden -- ~ 10%

FAIR Sh ( f h R d )


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FAIR Share (of the Roads)

Mag BAYANIHAN SA DAAN, mag-ANGAY TA SA DALAN)


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Who is more orderly? Dogs or Man?

CHAOS or ORDER?


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P tt lk


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Pretty walkways

and covered

sidewalks

ROAD Sharing


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ROAD Sharing

covered sidewalks -- tree-lined bike lanes


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Can We aspire for


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Can We aspire for

it?

Using the power of

the people to

propose a local

ordinance

RA 6735 Sec. 13 and

Section 120-127 of

the Local Gov Code

1,000 registered

voters of the city of

Cebu


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RAIL BUS

Principleof the

Ant


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Puerto Princesa-April 1

Marikina 60 kms of bikelanes


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The plan:

to illustrate the

working

principles of

road sharing in

lanes


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Restoring PROUD OF CEBU NO


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Restoringcommunity and the

spirit of play in our

Lives

PROUD OF CEBU: NO

LITTER:TRANSPARENCY

AND OWNERSHIP

Or this?


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Or this?

Prototype of Man-Powered Mini-Train


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Prototype of Man Powered Mini Train

PINOY Karusel -- U Tube

RAIL


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Design for the Filipino-made Self-Contained Renewable Energy Train

Filipino Made Train


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pSpecifications

COMPOSED:

Instead of using gasoline/diesel or LPGengine, we will use an electric Motor --

a Direct Current 1 Horse Power Motor A two Battery Drive70 amp per Battery

Lightning Systemwill be LED LightEmitting Diode bulb for minimalcurrent consumption

The front of the windshield is the solar

panel, prototype and the back of thetrain will be the wind operatedgeneratorfor charging you can see inthe side view drawing

Th f d li i h i f


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The foot pedalingis one among the options ofrunning the train and on the sideline healthy exercises

A total of 20 seatsincluding seating accommodation for

the disabled The bodyof the rail train it will be in sawali

(AMAKAN) laminated by a fiber glass

The flooringinstead of steel plate we used a bamboo

(KAWAYAN) or bamboo-plywood (plyboo) withfiberglass

The Roofing Instead of Plain sheet we use a CANVASS(TRAPAL) it is a top down,


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Self-Contained Renewable

Energy Transport (SeCRET)

New Economy!

Dutch School Bus is a Bicycle Built for Ten


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Dutch School Bus is a Bicycle Built for TenAn eco-friendly bicycle bus harnesses the pedal power of kids

(Dec 20, 2011, The Netherlands)

Never underestimate the natural genius of the Filipino.


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Extended Jeepney?

Tren tren:


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Tren-tren:

Transportation is more fun in the Philippines

Filipino-made Monorail-Dec 2012 in UP (do


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Filipino made Monorail Dec 2012 in UP (do

not underestimate Filipino genius)

Genius at work in the design of the World Trade Center
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Genius at work in the design of the World Trade Center

Ideas and Words have to be a little wild


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Ideas and Words have to be a little wild,

because they are the assault of thoughts

upon the unthinking JM Keynes


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CRISIS


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danger opportunity

CRISIS SYMPTOMS OF A BIGGER DISEASE

THIS?


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Not a request. It

is a legal petition

that government

must act on. 30% Sidewalks

30% Bike lanes

30% (for Filipino-made

collective, non-pollutive

transit system)

10% urban edible garden

Sec. 9, Exec. Order 774


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Sec. 9, Exec. Order 774

(2008)

Sec. 9. Task Group on Fossil Fuels.

a. The DOTC shall lead to transform

the transportation sector. The new

paradigm in the movement of men and

things must follow a simple principle:

Those who have less in wheels must

have more in roads. For this purpose,the system shall favor non-motorized

locomotion and collective transportation

systems (walking, bicycling, and the

man-powered mini-train).

b. The DOTC and the DPWH shall

immediately transform roads usingaforesaid principle.

c. C. The DILG shall coordinate with all

LGUs to transform the road system

to favor persons who have no motor

vehicles.


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Sec. 12, Exec

Order 774

b. Public open spaces along

sidewalks and roads no longer

needed shall be devoted to

urban agriculture for fruits,vegetables, medicinal herbs

and plants. Anyone who wants

to plant but has no land shall be

lent use of land under an urbanedible garden agreement.


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SUN STAR DAILY

OCTOBER 14, 2011

Urban /vertical edibleDe Vera Street in North


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/

gardenDe Vera Street in North

Reclamation Area

o one mus e ungry o ungry poor, orgo ow oplant paved over everyting with concrete


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plant, paved over everyting with concrete

P i Cit i M t M il W t Ah d!


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Pasig City in Metro Manila Went Ahead!


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Emerald

(F OrtigasAve)

Every

Sunday,

6 am-6 pm


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Caruncho

Avenue,Sept 30, 2012


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Binondo-Spontaneous

combustion of fun

and play

Session Road, Baguio City:S C it l f th


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Summer Capital of the

Philippines


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Dumaguete Citys

most crowded

Perdices Street.Sandwich theory at

work

How: Magic Rope to enforce the principle of the ant


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Conspirators of lightning strike enjoying the walk along half of the road.

Simultaneous filing with Dumaguete City, With Mayor Sagarbaria.

Alex Pal and Foundation University) on Feb. 17, 2014. Encourage them

courage to think of the possible!

MR

PINE


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PINE

PASI

City


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ILOILO CITY

Calle Real

Heritage DistrictPedestrianized

every Sunday

Esplanade along the Iloilo River


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Diversion Road10 Km Bike lane, March 30, Road Sharing Day, Iloilo Bike Festival 4,000 cyclists


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June 12, 2014Proof of concept in Bgy Taal. Jay Trenas, now councilor, Nida Cabrera

Pedestrianization of Calle Real, the heritage district every Sunday.Bike Parkin Ordinance effective June 12.

Diversion Road 10 km bike lane


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First Iloilo Bike Festival-March 30 2014


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First Iloilo Bike Festival-March 30, 2014

1 000 viz 4 000 in 2 weeks Sandwich theory in action


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1,000 viz 4,000 in 2 weeks. Sandwich theory in action

Iloilo Diversion Road IBF March 30 2014


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Iloilo Diversion RoadIBF March 30, 2014

Freedom Ride-June 12, 201418 kms freedom ride


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18 kms freedom ride

independence from oil and

signing of petition to pass bike

ordinance

Magic Rope


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Magic Rope

Art of Debate and


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Art of Debate and

Proposition of Policy

Necessity

Practicability

(feasibility)

Beneficiality

(kaayohan)

fi


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Benefits

1. Restore order, addresstraffic congestion

- Predictable travel

time,

- restore discipline

2. Fairness in use ofpublic space/ funds

3. Increase disposableReduce Transpo costs

4. Healthier people(exercise-walk)

. ree up space or ur an e e gar en ng7. Lessen dependence of oil & foreign currency savingsBenefits


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8. Restore a sense of community

9. Reduce criminality (transparency/sense of belonging)

Benefits


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10. Increase income of

transportation operators (theywill run when full!)

11. Spark local industries inthe manufacture of railed-bus/collective transport sector

13. Pride of place and ofpeople esp for Vistors

14. Less accidents anddamage to property and lossof life and limb

15. Clean air

MUCH Less:17. mining for iron and Benefits


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g

aggregates

18. Less GHGs released from

cement & steel manufacturing19. Household and office air

conditioning use

MUCH more

20. Quality time for family and

friends

21. Healthy people

22. Land available for

- parks and non-consumptionrecreation

- Rainwater ponds and lakes,

thus reducing flooding and

saving precious water

Benefits

GAME Changer:h b


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Thats obvious

The difference between the obscure and


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the obvious; The obscure is figured out sooner

or later. It is the obvious that takes a lot longer.

P i t d R l f th St


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Points and Relevance of the Story1. We are promoting aspirations of a lifestyle that is wasteful, unsustainable,

and totally unhealthy lifestyle of the rich and wrong.

Wrong MODEL of progress and development (only to end up in the ICU)

2. CRISISIS OPPORTUNITY

We are now faced with a full blown health, productivity, environmental and

climate crisis. WE cannot solve a problem using the same mindset that created

it in the first place. Turn the idea on its head, 180 degrees and unleash our

native genius under a different mindset

3. ROAD DIET (CANNOT INCREASE PRICE OF OIL AND MOTOR VEHICLES)

Transportation that is wasteful in the use of public space needs to be

curtailed: Unfair and unequal protection of the laws., Discrimination, etc.THOSE WHO disagree, and we can explain it better to them if we discuss it in

court

S.T.A.R. --


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Benefits and Beauty of a Legal Action

1. Tells a STORY

2. Puts the issue on theTABLE of discussion

3. Crisis that triggers

ACTION

4. Win or lose, sooner orlater, one way or another,there will be a

RESOLUTION.

What can you and ADB do?


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What do you have?

Please use it to shift away from theunhealthy transportation diet, make it

conditions for roads and infrastructure

Increasing gasoline and a hefty tax on

motor vehicles is politically not

feasible.

Enforce a road diet to make people

walk, bike, and take public

transportation

Turn this crisis into a wonderfulopportunity

n t at ve an e eren umSimultaneous Filing of

29 Petitions in Village Councils and 1 Petition

in a Town


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g

Petitions in Village

(Barangay) Councils

IN all three Main Island Groups Luzon,

Visayas and MindanaoHow?

When the

people lead


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people lead,

the leaders

follow

One drop -

I am one drop,

You are one drop

Of water.

But together,We will be

A raging river.

Politicianslik


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The politicians go

where the wind blows. It is for us, the people, to make the

wind blow. Not to force them to do anything, but to be the

wind beneath their wings.

are like

clouds.

SOCIO-LEGAL


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THREE Stages

1. PERSONAL LEVEL,

PAKISAMA, BAYANIHAN2. SOCIO-POLITICAL-

LEGAL MOVEMENT

Initiative and

Referendum

MOVEMENT

Writ of Kalikasan (Nature) similar to a Writ of Habeas Corpus1

2

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA),

represented by Francis Tolentino Chairman and the


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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINESSUPREME COURT

Manila

Car-less People of the Philippines, joined by Children of thePhilippines and by People Who Have Motor Vehicles but Will PreferNot to Use it if Public Transportation is Convenient and Reliable

represented by ________________,

Petitioners,

- versus - Special Civil Action No. _________For WRIT OF KALIKASAN andContinuing Mandamus Under Secs. __1,Rule 8, The Rules of Procedure forEnvironmental Cases (AM 9-6-8-SC, 2010)

The Philippine Government,represented by the Climate Change Commission, Mary Ann Lucille

L. Sering, Heherson T. Alvarez and Nadarev M. Sano asCommissioners of the Climate Change Commission, and thePresident of the Philippines, as a nominal respondent.

Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC)

represented by The Honorable Joseph Abaya, Secretary

Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and The RoadBoard, represented by The Honorable Rogelio Singson, Secretary.

Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), representedby the Honorable Manuel Roxas, Secretary

The Department of Budget and Management (DBM), represented

by its incumbent Secretary Florencio Abad.

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Or this? Where appropriate spaces are devoted to wide sidewalks,

bike lanes, and edible gardens and for a good public transportatiosystem.

Do we want this?

represented by Francis Tolentino, Chairman, and the

Department of Agriculture (DA) represented Proceso

Alcala, Secretary, as necessary respondents,

John Does, as yet unnamed local governments who fail or refuse

to implement the law as well as natural persons who refuse to

cooperate in the implementation of the Law.

Respondents

x----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------x

PETITION FOR WRIT OF KALIKASAN AND

CONTINUING MANDAMUS

Petitioners, by counsel, respectfully state:

PETITIONERS

Petitioners are the Carless people of the Philippines, representing

about 98% of the Filipino people. They are here represented by ______(choose a person who does not own a motor vehicle).

Petitionerschildren are represented by _____ (find a child whose

parents are willing to be named as co-petitioner).

People of the Philippines who own cars but would prefer not to

have or use their cars if only public transportation is safe, readily

available, convenient and reliable.

For the convenience of the Court, they may be collectively served

with notices and pleadings at the address of their counsel at 2nd

Floor,

Multinational Bancorporation, 6805 Ayala Avenue, Makati, Lapulapu

Street, Southvale Village, Gawaran 4102 Bacoor, Cavite with email

addresses at and

RESPONDENTS

The Climate Change Commission is a government agency created

under Republic Act 9279 and tasked to formulate and implement climate

change mitigation and adaptation measures. Among such measures are

Executive Order No. (EO) 774 and Administrative Order No. (AO) 254,

s. 2009. It may be served with processes of this Honorable Court at

Room 238, Mabini Hall, Malacanang Compound San Miguel, Manila.

The Chairman of the Commission is the President of the Philippines. As

such and being the public officer principally responsible for the

CARLESS People of the Phil, PWDs, Children, Elderly, Women, Car Owners

Principles


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- Unequal Protection of the

laws

- Atmospheric Trust- Intergenerational

responsibility

- Unjust Enrichment

- Ecological Homicide- Manifest Partiality

- Extravagance in the face

public want

- Civil DamagesMethod:

Writ of Kalikasan,

Mandamus

Extravagance and

O t t ti Di l f


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Ostentatious Display of

Wealth in the face of

Public Want

More than 50 per cent

of the Filipino people

live at or below povertyline.

Yet we are burning

money

NB: Public Officials mostvulnerable


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Notice to Sue for

Road Sharing

Petition for

Writ of Nature(Kalikasan) and

Mandamus


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Road-sharing scheme for motorists,

pedestrians urgedBy Nia P. Calleja

Philippine Daily Inquirer

3:05 am | Tuesday, July 23rd, 2013

Over 100 lawyers have threatened to sue government officials should

they fail to implement within 30 days an environment-friendly road-

sharing scheme that would favor the carless people of the Philippines.

In a 13-page letter sent to government agencies, 126 lawyers from all

over the country demanded that the roads be equally shared50-50 and

lengthwiseby car owners and those who are without vehicles

3 Legal Action
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3. Legal Action

MANDAMUS to compelperformance of Exec.

Order 774 (2008)

MANDAMUS

January 12, 2014 Team MeetingYoung Lawyers, Clean Air

Advocates, Media


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Legal Demand: Divide all the roads by half:

-motor vehicles; for peoplewalking, cycling and urban edible gardens.


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poverty alleviation measure- nutritional security.

Why Half?


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If you want to walk fast,

walk alone.

If you want to walk far,

walk with many

Science of SocialChange


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Change

Three kinds of

change:

Top-Down

Bottom Up

Sandwich

Theory

My first experiment to engage

people Will we succeed? Frankly my

dear, I dont care.

We will succeed in telling a story,

Pictures with Local and National


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Officials

Singson and company

Mayor Guia Gomez and San Juan

Mayor Jed Mabilog and company

Pasig City

DOTC-DPWH-RESPONDENTS


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Dotc-Booey Bonifacio

and Timmy LimcaocoDpwh

Babes Singson

DILGBebet Gozun

Lucille Sering

Neric Acosta

San Juan Mayor Guia Gomez and


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Marikina and Pasig Officials

Pasig,

Marikina San

Juan officials,

Firefly

Brigade, andIPB Pasig

Mayor and City of Iloilo


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Mayor and City of Iloilo

With Jed

Mabilog,

CouncilorJason

Gonzales,traffic and

planning

officials of

Iloilo,DPWH, etc

Three Pronged Approach


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Three Pronged Approach

1. Walkable Communities Awards -- Civil Society, GovtAgencies, International organizations, etc.Clean AirAsia and EMB (Secretariat)

First round of recognitions: August 2014

First Walkable Communities Awards2015 Summer inIloilo City

Positive Stroking: (in the science of social change, the best wayto make things move and faster is when people who are doing

good are recognized and further encouraged Not only does itboost morale, it shows other people that they too can be asgood, if not better

2. Proof of Concept (need only two or 3adjoining Barangays to illustrate the idea


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adjoining Barangays to illustrate the idea

on a Sunday or holiday, 3 Bgys in Iloilo

and __ Bgys in Pasig

------------------------------------------------------

3. Wind Beneath Our WingsSandwich theory of social change-

initiative and support to local

governments

Bgy Taal Proof of concept (Iloilo)


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Bgy Taal Proof of concept (Iloilo)

Proposed


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Proposed

Action Plan


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Action PlanWHAT WHO WHEN HOW

Recognition

Proof of Concept

Wind Beneath Our

Wings

Summary


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Summary

1. Do not believe inthe impossible (allgreat truths beginas a heresy)

2. No limit to what wecan achieve whenwe do not care whogets the credit

3. The time for talkis over

Vision and


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Action

Vision withoutaction is nothingbut a dream.Action without

vision merelypasses the time.But vision withaction can, and

will, change theworld.

WE ALL HAVE A ROLE THE POWER OF ONE!


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Chee Anne Roo, LloydWright-ADB, Firefly/TSP,

Cl Ai A i PCA COCAP


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Clean Air Asia, PCA, COCAP,

Inclusive Mobility and ASOG;

Pasig-Raquel Naciongayo &Team, Iloilo-Frank Drilon; Sig

Fortun, Vanessa Gumban and

Legal Team; DENR-Mon Paje

and Mitch Cuna, DPWH-

Babes Singson, DOTCBooey

Bonifacio, Robie, Timmy,

Office of the President- Neric

and Rene; San Beda and

Ateneo Law Students (MaySangalang, Valerie Cruz, and

Paolo Burro(; ADB for what

you will do to shift the

paradigm, Thank you

An idea may be born in the minds

of a few. But it must be spoken bythe mouths of many, and it must be

carried on the shoulders of all of

every man, woman, and child.

e nee a revo u on, a peace u urn aroun o e m n se us ng

only as our weapons the sword of reason, the firepower of the law, and

the violence of an idea whose time has come.


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Man is most active when standing up, most creative when lyingdown.

The compromise is to sit down. To symbolize the need for action,

please stand up.

Ten, fifty, a hundred years from now, and manygenerations hereafter,


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DURING OUR WATCH

Let it be said that during our watch,While gifted


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g

with intelligence and insight,

with privilege and position,with the wealth of wisdom,

And with the

f d d


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freedom and

powerof the Human

Will,

Let it be said that in our time,And during our watch,


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And during our watch,

We did our share,

And maybe, just maybe we will make a little difference.


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Action Time


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1. ECA how to proceed? Ground- truthing

Lets go outside and do a random real-

time assessment

2. Road SharingDoes the Ombudsman have the power to

order compliance with the law?

Exact words of the provision ___

1

Annex __

Action Plan to Implement

The Road Sharing Principle


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The Road Sharing Principle

- Relocate, identify on the ground, and clearly demarcate the

road right of way (RROW) of all roads to recover public

space now being used by private persons. With the

assistance of the local governments

- Classify roads according to their use:

o Arterial roads those that connect one town or city to

another;

o Collector (or feeder) roads

are roads that move trafficfrom local streets to arterial roads.

o Local roads are streets that are used to gain access

to the property that border the roads.

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' . (/ ) *&

Or where appropriate spaces are givenfor wide and all-weather (covered) widesidewalks, bike lanes, edible gardens,and for a good public transportation

Do we want this?

Play song, Bulong ng Kalikasan


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Action Plan


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AwardsPositive Stroking

Proof of Concept

Wind Beneath Our Wings

NOTES


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1. Bulong ng Kalikasanplay

2. Legal: Manifestation to Court and Offer to Help OSG prepare their

Answer; Prepare for Consent decree and Action Plan,

Legislativemove SB 26 to Environment Committee

P

. Techie -- Put picture of what it is and what it can be

Picture of road shared in Dasmarinas

SING -- WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD

RECOGNITION/Awards (Why? PositiveStroking) People respond to


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encouragement better than criticism)

1. ActivateSecretariat

2. Schedule room in Malacanang for the first Recognition

Night in August. Iloilo, Pasig, and MarikinaOrganize

them as big brother to mentor other towns and cities

3. Invite league of cities and league of local governments

officers

4. Begin selection of Walkable Communities

5. Get international organizations to send their logo as co-organizer of the award

6. Criteria and selection committee

Proof of Concept

Why: Example is the best teacher


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Why: Example is the best teacher

1. Find two or three adjoining baranagays in

Iloilo and in Pasig to illustrate the proof of

concept (to make it beautiful)

2. Sunday then SS-FSS-TFSS, WTFSS,TWThFSS, MTWThFSS,

3. Coordinate with City traffic and planning

offices for flow of public transportation, of

people and bike lanes (use magic rope)

Wind Beneath Our Wings:Sandwich Theory

S ffi i l h i i i


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Support government officials who initiate

and support the Road Diet (Road Sharing)Movement

PEOPLES PETITION IN BGY -- to pass local legislation (Barangay level Initiative and referendumsee template and action plan- and link with Proof of Concept

LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVEShepherd through Congress (daily calls or tweets to Senate and House

Committees). Kulitizing exercise

LEGALManifestation to offer help to Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) to prepate theiranswer and enter into a consent decree)

Have the manifesto signed by all people present now. Submit in Supreme Court and release to

media.

As a token of my appreciation.


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road sharing presentation by atty. oposa, jr

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