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[Title] => Together, let us solve our waste problem!
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[Title] => Village execs suspended for 2 years over 'death penalty' ordinance for waste dumping
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[Title] => Zero waste cities network launches Philippine chapter
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[Title] => Philippines among top e-waste producers in SEA
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[Title] => Celebrations within January - International Zero Waste Month
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[Title] => Tighter rules on radioactive waste sought
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[Title] => Philippines wastes P7.2-billion worth of rice yearly
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[Title] => Tighter rules on radioactive waste sought
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[Title] => Philippines wastes P7.2-billion worth of rice yearly
[Summary] => The Philippine Rice Research Institute, the research and development arm of the Department of Agriculture, said that the country wastes P7.2 billion worth of rice yearly.
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