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[Title] => Palawan government belies environmental group’s raps
[Summary] => The provincial government of Palawan has denied allegations of a community-based environmental group that illegal logging and illegal fishing have resurfaced in Puerto Princesa City and in other parts of the province.
"It is very easy to issue sweeping statements and paint a bleak and dark picture of the state of Palawan’s environment but that is far from the truth," said provincial information officer Rolando Bonoan Jr., in reaction to the accusations of Bantay Puerto Foundation.
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[Title] => ‘Illegal logging, fishing resurface in Puerto’
[Summary] => PUERTO PRINCESA CITY — A community-based environmental watch group denounced what it claimed was the resurgence of illegal logging, illegal fishing and trading of endangered plant and animal species in the province and this city.
Antonio Romasanta, president of the Bantay Puerto Foundation, in a statement, said nearly 10 years of vigilant environmental protection and development programs and achievements are going down the drain with the resurgence of illegal logging and illegal fishing.
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[Title] => Cutting of old trees in Puerto bewailed
[Summary] => PUERTO PRINCESA CITY — It’s a sight that could make any tree or nature-lover cry.
More than 500 of 2,000 10-year-old caballero or fire trees, whose colorful blooms were a sight to behold in this postcard-pretty city, have been felled. And the only reminders of their once fiery red and sunburst orange crowns are ugly stumps, tree trunks and branches left to rot on the roadside.
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"It is very easy to issue sweeping statements and paint a bleak and dark picture of the state of Palawan’s environment but that is far from the truth," said provincial information officer Rolando Bonoan Jr., in reaction to the accusations of Bantay Puerto Foundation.
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