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    Category: Water

    A scavenger collects reusable plastic from the illegal open dumpsite in Malapatan town in the southern Philippines. Image by Bong S. Sarmiento.

    Climate Change · Health · Waste · Water

    Connecting the dots: Innovative solutions to reduce plastic waste and mitigate climate change impacts

    By Purple Romero A dead whale filled with plastic trash. Containers of trash shipped back to a foreign country after six years. The problem of plastic waste and the Philippines[…]

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    A villager releases 55 Hawksbill turtle hatchlings into the waters of Gingoog Bay in Barangay Candiis, Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental. (photo by Erwin Mascariñas)

    Biodiversity · Water

    Misor folk release 55 endangered baby turtles

    FIFTY-FIVE Hawksbill turtle hatchlings were released by fisherfolks in the coastal village of Candiis in the town of Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental, on Friday afternoon. Rolando Pagara, a village council member,[…]

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    Rainbow Warrior in the Philippines

    Biodiversity · Health · Waste · Water

    Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior sails in PH to tackle plastic pollution

    Manila, Philippines – Over the weekend, environmental organization Greenpeace Philippines will be opening its most iconic ship, the Rainbow Warrior, to the public. The Rainbow Warrior is coming back to[…]

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    Disaster · Water

    Eruption, Lahar, and Resilience

    By Johnna Villaviray Giolagon, VERA Files Come Feb. 10, when the townsfolk of Bacolor go to the San Guillermo Parish Church for their fiesta celebration, they will enter the worship[…]

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    Biodiversity · Water

    A cleaner Boracay awaits tourists but work is unfinished

    By COOPER RESABAL, Vera Files (Oct. 19, 2018) BORACAY–Residents and employees of tourist establishments wear masks as they pass through diggings, or ride e-trikes over dusty roads to prevent possible[…]

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    Plastic Waste on Freedom Island in Manila Bay

    Biodiversity · Waste · Water

    Plastic trash from ‘sachet economy’ boom chokes Philippine seas

    By BONG SARMIENTO MANILA, Philippines — Freedom Island is drowning in garbage. The last coastal frontier in the Philippine capital provides refuge to migratory birds and a thick mangrove forest[…]

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