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Ivy Tariman, head of Secretariat of the Metro Cebu Environmental Initiative Council, said that based on their Rapid Rural Appraisal of the river, it was found out that despite the fact that the river is swamped with human and animal waste, there are living microorganisms thriving in there.


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Microorganisms in river give hope to rehab work

February 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Hopes on rehabilitation of what was believed to be biologically dead Butuanon River in Mandaue City gained strength with the recent findings of "live microorganisms" thriving in the river. Ivy Tariman, head of Secretariat...

Cebu News

Mactan Channel getting shallow

February 26, 2003 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — It is only a matter of time before the Mactan Channel will no longer be navigable by ships. Over the years, the Mactan Channel has decreased in depth owing to heavy siltation and sedimentation and...

Nation