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As rainfall impacts vary by city, blanket class suspensions may no longer make sense: expertsLatest in MGB
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As rainfall impacts vary by city, blanket class suspensions may no longer make sense: experts

Because rainfall impacts in Metro Manila vary drastically from one city to another during the same weather event, blanket class and work suspension announcements from the national government may no longer be the most appropriate response, and local government units or LGUs should be empowered to…

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Why Navotas, Malabon, Manila, and Valenzuela experience flood faster
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Why Navotas, Malabon, Manila, and Valenzuela experience flood faster

The western coastal cities of Metro Manila, including Manila, Navotas, Malabon, and Valenzuela experience flooding faster than other parts of the capital region because they sit on unconsolidated materials, loose sand, silt, and mud that water penetrates easily and moves through quickly. Mines and…

Rising gold and copper prices across the world driving significant gains in Philippine mining sector: DENR
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Rising gold and copper prices across the world driving significant gains in Philippine mining sector: DENR

Rising international prices for gold and copper are driving significant gains in the Philippine mining sector, pushing the industry’s contribution to gross domestic product past 1% in the first quarter of 2024, even without the opening of major new mining operations under the Marcos…

DENR’s mobile one-stop shop aims to bring small-scale miners into the formal economy
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DENR’s mobile one-stop shop aims to bring small-scale miners into the formal economy

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has launched a mobile one-stop shop that brings permitting and registration services directly to small-scale mining communities, as part of a push to formalize a sector that remains largely outside the regulated economy despite its…

Marcos administration now requires mining companies to fund rehabilitation before they are allowed to dig
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Marcos administration now requires mining companies to fund rehabilitation before they are allowed to dig

Mining companies in the Philippines must now set aside a dedicated rehabilitation fund from the very start of their operations—not just submit a plan—before they are granted a permit to begin digging, Environment Secretary Juan Miguel Cuna said Saturday. Cuna made the statement in an interview on…

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