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The ASEAN Environment Report 2006, presented during the opening ceremony of the 10th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on the Environment yesterday, has stated that the region faces enormous challenges on the road towards an environmentally sustainable and prosperous community.
But Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes in his message yesterday said that the ASEAN is moving fast enough in some areas and gathering momentum along the way in other areas.
"Challenges only embolden us to move forward and seek common solutions," Reyes said.
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But Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes in his message yesterday said that the ASEAN is moving fast enough in some areas and gathering momentum along the way in other areas.
"Challenges only embolden us to move forward and seek common solutions," Reyes said.
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November 11, 2006 - 12:00am
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