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                    [Title] => Clean water awareness
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Of his approach to the Philippines, Sir John Bowring wrote in 1859: ”The China Seas are … the most tempestuous in the world, and a voyage to Manila is frequently a disagreeable one … on the fifth day we sighted the light house at the entrance of the magnificent harbor of Manila … There began the attentions which were associated with the whole of our visit to these beautiful regions.” 
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                    [Title] => 3 days to Copenhagen: Building Noah's Ark for the 21st century
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Three days to the UN Framework Convention Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen, we are encouraged that the prediction of failure has moved to a more positive note of generating the collective will to carbon cutting and financing mechanisms for technology transfer, science research, education and communications.
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                    [Title] => Absentee Voting Law must 	 be disseminated abroad
                    [Summary] => Seven and a half million Filipinos live abroad. That is about 10 percent of our population. This was because they could not find jobs in their own country. Now they are one of our biggest dollar producers. They send back about eight billion dollars a year. During the month of June, for instance, our dollar supply goes up. This is because our overseas workers send money to enroll their families to school.


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                    [Title] => Alvarez cited by women workers
                    [Summary] => The women-employees at the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) thanked yesterday recently resigned Secretary Heherson Alvarez Jr. for upholding gender equality during his tenure at the agency.


The DENR’s Gender and Development (GAD) Point System, in a one-page resolution and statement, expressed their "warm appreciation and thanks for the less than two years of leadership of Alvarez, who issued administrative orders that removed gender discrimination and protected the rights of women in the Department and in the public."


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                    [Title] => DENR Secretary Bebet Gozun: From '70s firebrand to post-Edsa reformer
                    [Summary] => Memory serves not faithfully, but well enough to awaken the past.


It starts with a slip of a girl from the UP in the late Sixties, a long-tressed lass with impossibly dark eyes and a mole under curving lips. A girl who looked you straight in the eye and ran you ragged with her energy and never backed down from anyone or anything. 


Men’s hearts were broken on street marches and picket lines, for she had set her cap early on a gruff young charmer from Ateneo. It would turn out to be one of the few Movement marriages, strong and constant, to endure.


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                    [AuthorName] => SUPERABIMUS By Gary Olivar
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                    [Title] => Where lahar failed, coal plant might just succeed
                    [Summary] => HAVE PITY ON US!: They tell us that the many independent power producers (IPPs) feeding the Luzon grid of the National Power Corp. actually have excess capacity and that they have to operate below their rated capability.


With that unused surplus (which we captive consumers pay for anyway), why is the government still allowing the putting up of additional coal-fired plants that are not only unnecessary but also sure to add more lethal waste elements in the air we breathe?


                    [DatePublished] => 2002-11-19 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Federico D. Pascual Jr.
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                    [Title] => DENR cuts processing time for permits
                    [Summary] => A new initiative in supporting the national goal of improving telecommunications without compromising environmental concerns is being adopted by Secretary Heherson T. Alvarez of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The Secretary directed all DENR regional executive directors (REDs) and Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) regional directors nationwide to fast track, within 20 working days, upon receipt of complete documents, the processing of environmental clearance certificate (ECC) applications of all telecommunications projects.
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                    [Title] => 57 bishops ‘adopt’ Caraga mountain
                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Some 57 bishops of different religious denominations throughout the country will launch the "Adopt a Mountain, Adopt-a-Bay" Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources with Secretary Heherson Alvarez in this city on Sept. 19.


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                    [AuthorName] =>  Ben Serrano
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                    [Title] => Malampaya gas project wins int’l award
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ Malampaya Natural Gas Project was one of the ten recipients of the World Business Summit Award for Sustainable Development Part-nerships sponsored by the United Nations Environment Program and the International Chamber of Commerce in Johannesburg, South Africa in a meeting held concurrently with the Plenary Meeting of the United Nations World Summit on Social Development. Environment Secretary Heherson T.
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                    [Title] => GMA orders immediate resolution of Mt. Diwalwal mining conflict
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY - President Arroyo ordered the immediate resolution of the decades-old conflict at the gold-rush site in Mt. Diwalwal in Monkayo, Compostela Valley, lest government will take over mining operations in the area.


The conflict has claimed thousands of lives since mining operations started in the early 1980s, with most of the killings going unreported.


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SECRETARY ALVAREZ

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                    [Title] => Absentee Voting Law must 	 be disseminated abroad
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The DENR’s Gender and Development (GAD) Point System, in a one-page resolution and statement, expressed their "warm appreciation and thanks for the less than two years of leadership of Alvarez, who issued administrative orders that removed gender discrimination and protected the rights of women in the Department and in the public."


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It starts with a slip of a girl from the UP in the late Sixties, a long-tressed lass with impossibly dark eyes and a mole under curving lips. A girl who looked you straight in the eye and ran you ragged with her energy and never backed down from anyone or anything. 


Men’s hearts were broken on street marches and picket lines, for she had set her cap early on a gruff young charmer from Ateneo. It would turn out to be one of the few Movement marriages, strong and constant, to endure.


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                    [Summary] => HAVE PITY ON US!: They tell us that the many independent power producers (IPPs) feeding the Luzon grid of the National Power Corp. actually have excess capacity and that they have to operate below their rated capability.


With that unused surplus (which we captive consumers pay for anyway), why is the government still allowing the putting up of additional coal-fired plants that are not only unnecessary but also sure to add more lethal waste elements in the air we breathe?


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                    [Title] => 57 bishops ‘adopt’ Caraga mountain
                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Some 57 bishops of different religious denominations throughout the country will launch the "Adopt a Mountain, Adopt-a-Bay" Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources with Secretary Heherson Alvarez in this city on Sept. 19.


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                    [Title] => Malampaya gas project wins int’l award
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The conflict has claimed thousands of lives since mining operations started in the early 1980s, with most of the killings going unreported.


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