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Antonio Principe, the DENR’s Calabarzon (Region 4-A) executive director, said the Coast Guard has hired a private company, Hideya Waste Management Corp., to carry out the cleanup.


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Cleanup of sulfuric acid spilled in Batangas Bay to begin

By Katherine Adraneda | July 6, 2006 - 12:00am

The salvaging operation for the 1,270 tons of sulfuric acid spilled in Batangas Bay by a barge that sank last June 24 is set to start within two days, an official of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources...

Nation

Cleanup of sulfuric acid spilled in Batangas Bay to begin

By Katherine Adraneda | July 6, 2006 - 12:00am

The salvaging operation for the 1,270 tons of sulfuric acid spilled in Batangas Bay by a barge that sank last June 24 is set to start within two days, an official of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources...

Nation

DTI asked to probe dumping of sulfuric acid

August 12, 2002 - 12:00am

LMG Chemicals Corp., an affiliate of Chemphil Group is asking the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to investigate the dumping of sulfuric acid in the country by Japanese companies. According to LMG, sulfuric...

Business

Pasar pins hopes on P7.5-B cobalt recovery plant project in Rio Tuba

April 8, 2002 - 12:00am

The proposed $150-million nickel (P7.5 billion) and cobalt recovery plant in southern Palawan could be a boon to copper smelting operations in Leyte. This is if the Department of Environment and Natural Resources...

Business