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The truth about plastics – Is it really recyclable?
Our world’s changing fast. Thanks to all the new tech and innovations, life looks a lot different than it did just a few decades ago.…
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Remembering People Power Revolution
I was not yet born when the People Power Revolution in EDSA happened. Growing up, it was an abstract idea for me that something as…
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After the holiday shopping spree
It seems New Year has been associated by many with buying something new for oneself and loved ones. Some buy new shoes, bags, and t-shirts…
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Environmental Human Rights Defender’s Guide Against SLAPP Suits
Environmental human rights defenders (EHRDs) are often the target of various forms of threats and intimidation. These threats and intimidation range from simple harassment to…
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What It Means To Lose Migratory Birds And Their Habitats In Manila Bay
Over half a century ago, life was teeming in Manila Bay. Fisherfolks enjoy the bounty of the sea as it is blessed with a variety…
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Quo Vadis, Manila Bay?
Manila Bay, known for its beautiful sunset, and historical significance, is also revered for its socio-economic importance and tourism value. The proximity of Manila,…
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PTMP (PUVMP) – On the Wrong Side of the Road
When one is on the wrong side of the road, s/he is traveling against the flow of traffic. It poses a significant threat to road…
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Act for the Protection of the Environment and Human Rights
On August 17, National Nonprofit Day (NND) recognizes the goals and positive impacts nonprofits have on communities and the world. Nonprofits are groups of individuals…
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Mangroves Ecosystem: A VICTIM OF PLASTICS POLLUTION
Photo from YoungBean Mangroves are species-building ecosystem that support biodiversity, climate regulation, and coastal communities. Along with seagrass and corals, mangroves enhance the food -production…
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Manila Bay: The battle far from over
Fisherfolks group Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (PAMALAKAYA) and Kalikasan People’s Network for the Environment (Kalikasan) recently submitted a Letter of Inquiry with…
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