Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 23 Reveleen Maja Carandang from the Municipality of Kawit.

She declares, "I chose Education, for in Education, people would be more aware of our environment."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 24 Trissia Joy Aldave from the Municipality of Libmanan, Camarines Sur.

Her environmental advocacy is: "Greening, to minimize the effects of climate change."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 25 Jennifer Edytha Japor of Lucena City.

She states, "Since I live in Quezon Province, my environmental advocacy lies in the protection of the Philippine forests."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 26 Abbygale Rey of Makati City.

She asserts, "I am against global warming. In fight against global warming we need to go green: green energy and a green environment."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 27 Zandra Flores from the Municipality of Manaoag, Pangasinan.

She reveals, "My environmental advocacies are  waste segregation and massive tree planting."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 28 Ma. Genefe Navilom of Mandaue City.

"My environmental advocacy is to promote Green/Sustainable living in all the communities, especially cities around the world."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 29 Aufelyn Antivola Zaballa from the Municipality of Marilao, Bulacan.

She says, "My advocacy is to promote proper waste disposal."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 30 Jade Charmaine Manago from the Province of Misamis Occidental.

She says, "Preserve our mother nature."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 31 Kathleen Villarosa Subijano from Muntinlupa City.

"My personal advocacy would be paper recycling and the conservation of forestry because I work in the publishing industry."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 32 Ivy Salvino from the Municipality of Nabua, Camarines Sur.

She enthuses, "Be an example! Save the EARTH."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 33 Glenna Christina Duch from the Province of Negros Oriental.

She discloses, "I would initiate activities of tree planting and growing programs specifically in our province, which has been hit by two calamities recently: Sendong and the earthquake."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 34 Crislet Rase Gerona from Pagadian City.

"My environmental advocacy is to make everyone aware that the implementation of proper waste disposal starts at home."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 35 Krystal Alonday from the Municipality of Paombong, Bulacan.

She believes, "Proper Waste Management—for me, it is of great importance to both rural and urban areas."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 36 Valerie Gail Garcia of Pasay City.

"My environmental mission statement is utilizing our natural resources and conserving Mother Earth with a refreshed, renewed, and re-lived lifestyle."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 37 Thoreen Halvorsen of Puerto Princesa City.

She declares, "No to mining!"

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 38 Stephany Dianne Stefanowitz of Quezon City.

"The year 2012, I believe, is a time for positive change—time to put our foot down when it comes to conserving and preserving our natural resources."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 39 Mary Joyce Cruz from the Municipality of Rodriguez, Rizal.

"I believe that proper waste management education is important and should continue."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 40 Margaret May Liavor from the Municipality of San Fernando, Romblon.

She commands, "YOUTH: together for environmental preservation and conservation!"

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 41 Princess Lieza Nagsuban Mazon from the Municipality of San Francisco, Cebu.

She proclaims, "Lessen product packaging—we can save so much energy by using less packaging in every product there is, regardless of its size and price."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 42 Samantha San Agustin Purvor from San Juan City.

Her environmental advocacy is: "I want to promote and reinforce the use of solar bottles and solar panels to reduce the usage of coal fuel and consequently reduce the carbon emissions in the Philippines."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 43 Fermira Dianne Ramos from the Municipality of Subic, Zambales.

"My environmental advocacy is to start our efforts to protect our environment now through simple means, such as: recycling, proper waste management and disposal, energy conservation, decreasing our dependence on luxury items, and using viable forms of energy to curb the destruction of environment."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 44 Glennifer Perido of Tabuk City.

She believes, "Green energy or renewable energy is the energy of the future."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 45 Meryl Angeline King from the Municipality of Tiaong, Quezon.

She cites, "Conserve and preserve our natural resources to fight global warming and climate change."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 46 Mary Candice Ramos of Vigan City.

She explains, "I support local organic products not just because of the goodness that these organic products bring but also because of the boost it offers to the local producers and manufacturers."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 47 Kaylee Calaguas from the Filipino Community of West Coast, USA.

"When it comes to environmental advocacy, I choose a sustainable living for all."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2012 Candidate No. 48 Kristina Cassandra Buac of Zamboanga City.

"My advocacy is to strengthen the implementation of the 'polluter pays' principle—it makes the party responsible for producing pollution pay for the damage done to the environment."

Miss Philippines-Earth 2011 top five led the signature campaign for "Join the MOB."

MOB stands for "My Own Bag."