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BAYAWAN CITY, Negros Oriental — Used often to make brooms, the lowly tambo (scientific name 
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Because of this reed and other native weeds, fisherfolk in a resettlement village here won’t have to deal with polluted groundwater due to untreated sewage.  


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ANDREAS KANZLER

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First LGU-built wetland brings clean water to Negros village

November 8, 2006 - 12:00am

BAYAWAN CITY, Negros Oriental — Used often to make brooms, the lowly tambo (scientific name Phragmites karka) that inhabits the country’s riverbanks can now also be utilized to clean wastewater. Because...

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