San Juan goes paperless to help address climate change - BusinessMirror

The challenges brought about by climate change encouraged the San Juan City Council to contribute in reducing carbon emissions by going “paperless.”

THE challenges brought about by climate change encouraged the San Juan City Council to contribute in reducing carbon emissions by going “paperless.”

It was the idea of Vice Mayor Jose Warren P. Villa who acquired the concepts from a seminar last September. Through the internet, members of the council can receive and store files in their respective devices to make them readily accessible during their sessions and committee hearings.

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