Everybody is eyeing on Manny Pacquiao's next fight [http://www.articlesbase.com/environment-articles/ronald-flynn-and-manny-pacquiaos-next-fight-3735532.html]. The world has witnessed the fight of Manny Pacquiao inside the ring, a fight that has been considered the fight of the decade where he has gained a tremendous victory over Antonio Margarito of Mexico. After defining a legacy of a boxer He has proved another thing when he arrived in his country; Philippines.

After the nationwide celebration of the People's Champ's victory, the considered eighth wonder of the world has never forgotten his duties as the Sarangani's Representative in the Congress. Aside from being a fighter inside the ring, the man who has made a name wide-reaching has another fight yet to win, not inside the ring but a brawl against global warming.

He advocates national Moratorium on the construction of new coal power plants in the country. Though these coals fired power plants provide about 50% of the electricity supply needs, the alarming effect of this process is incessantly deteriorating the atmospheric condition. Many have considered alternatives in order to stop pollution and other by products that aggravate climate change and the number one probable solution is green energy.

Aside from that he has filled his first bill in the 15th Congress that requires all barangays nationwide to have atleast 5 hectares of land to be used as reforestation area. He filled the bill to aid tremendous flooding, fight global warming and most of all to serve as reminder to everyone the importance of taking care of the environment. You might be wondering why the boxer turned politician is no stranger to environmental concerns. He was then appointed as head of the DENR (Department of Environment), a task force for nature during the previous Arroyo Administration.

Just like the number one pound for pound king, many other people advocates crusade in pushing environmental conservation. It has been an open secret that globar warming is heading in a fast speed in the inconvenience of human so what are we waiting for? Act now before it's too late.