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[Title] => In Tanjay City Dredging project cover for black sand mining?
[Summary] => Local officials and residents in Tanjay City, Negros Oriental are now at odds over a proposed multi-million peso dredging project at the mouth of the Tanjay River and nearby shorelines, which opposition groups accused as a "cover-up" of mining operations for magnetite, commonly known as black sand.
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[Title] => At Apo island scientist: fish production drops
[Summary] => World-renowned marine scientist and "father" of the marine protected areas concept, Dr. Angel Alcala, disclosed Friday a decline in fish yield at Apo Island in Dauin town of Negros Oriental, following the onslaught of typhoons Sendong and Pablo.
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Lorenzo Tan of World Wide Fund-Philippines warned Friday that the "culprits" face suits from Guimaras, Palawan, and Negros Occidental as well as Mindanao if the bunker fuel on board MT Solar 1 is not removed soon.
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Lorenzo Tan of World Wide Fund-Philippines warned Friday that the "culprits" face suits from Guimaras, Palawan, and Negros Occidental as well as Mindanao if the bunker fuel on board MT Solar 1 is not removed soon.
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