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Click here to read Part I


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Mine tailings still a threat to Boac folk

By Katherine Adraneda | June 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Seven years after the disastrous mine tailings spill from the Tapian pit maintained by the Marcopper Mining Corp. in Marinduque, the tailings still remain a major threat to the health and livelihood of communities...

Nation

Another mining disaster looms in Marinduque

By Vinia M. Datinguinoo | April 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism(Conclusion) Click here to read Part I

Headlines