+ Follow AJUY AND CONCEPCION Tag
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[Title] => Illegal fishing
[Summary] => After a series of apprehension of dynamite fishermen in this northern town of Iloilo, Mayor Arnold Betita warned fishermen they will not get a permit to operate if they will not stop using dynamite.
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[Title] => DENR warns vs unauthorized use of oil dispersants
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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) yesterday warned against the unauthorized use of oil dispersants, chemicals, bio-remediation and other similar technology or products in cleaning up mangrove plantations in Guimaras and Iloilo.
DENR Regional Executive Director Julian Amador sent this warning to the public as they identified six mangrove plantations in the two provinces affected by the oil spill that need immediate cleanup.
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[Title] => Petron committed to long-term rehab of Guimaras
[Summary] => Petron officials said they are committed to the long-term rehabilitation and restoration of all oil spill-affected areas.
"We will be there for a long as we are needed," Nicasio Alcantara, Petron chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
According to Petron, its long-term plans spanning from three to five years are already being carried out "to ensure the rehabilitation not only of the coastline, but the livelihood of 2,900 fishermen who were affected in Guimaras and neighboring areas."
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[Summary] => There is a great potential for the Philippines to become a major ecotourism destination.
The country is endowed with so much environmental and cultural wealth that ranges from the wide expanse of tropical rainforests and marine resources to numerous indigenous groups whose cultures have been preserved for hundreds, even thousands of years.
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AJUY AND CONCEPCION
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DENR Regional Executive Director Julian Amador sent this warning to the public as they identified six mangrove plantations in the two provinces affected by the oil spill that need immediate cleanup.
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According to Petron, its long-term plans spanning from three to five years are already being carried out "to ensure the rehabilitation not only of the coastline, but the livelihood of 2,900 fishermen who were affected in Guimaras and neighboring areas."
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September 4, 2006 - 12:00am
