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Tampakan Mining Ops Risk Nepal-Like Tragedy

THE devastation in Nepal could happen in the Philippines — specifically in South Cotabato where alleged illegal mining operations have long been thriving notwithstanding...

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Public Hospitals Badly Need Doctors, Nurses

AN EFFICIENT healthcare system is far from attainable without sufficient doctors, nurses and heathcare workers manning public hospitals. During the Senate hearing on the proposed...

Lea Salonga Gets a Star in Hollywood’s Walk of Fame

INTERNATIONAL STAR Lea Salonga has been given the prestigious star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California and...

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Waste-to-Energy Won’t Solve Garbage Crisis

FOR ALL THE hype that the President has been bragging on the so-called waste-to-energy projects as the solution to the garbage crisis, many say its contribution to power supply would at best be only marginal. “WTE can trim the volume of residual waste going to landfills, but that is the limit of its usefulness,” Noel M. Baga, co-convenor of think tank Center for Energy Research and Policy, told Business World. “It manages waste after the fact...

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Ticking Time Bomb

IT HAS BEEN two and a half decades since the worst garbage crisis hit the National Capital Region with the closure of the San...

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