ANGELES CITY — While surface water remains the ideal source for supply systems, groundwater continues to be the primary source for many water utilities across Central Luzon and other parts of the country.  However, as underground aquifers risk depletion, their rehabilitate have become increasingly urgent to ensure a steady supply of water for drinking, cooking and sanitation. In this city, Criselle Panlilio-Alejandro, president of Balibago Waterworks, has been leading a long-term initiative to restore groundwater through reforestation, planting at least 2,000 trees annually. In a recent virtual interview ahead of today’s global observance of World Water Day, Alejandro said the […]... Keep on reading: Angeles City firm seeks to save spring water via watershed reforestation