+ Follow ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT Tag
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[Title] => Gwen won't scrap deal buying Balili property
[Summary] => Despite the result of the ground survey conducted by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources that found 82 percent of the controversial Balili property submerged in water, Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia stood firm that she will not rescind the P98.9 million transaction.
[DatePublished] => 2009-09-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Despite Assurance By Power Firm: Korean group warns Cebuanos on Kepco
[Summary] => Capitol must think twice and study further the environmental impact of a coal-fired power plant before allowing the Korean Electric Company (Kepco) operate in Cebu, Korean environmentalists warned yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2009-09-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Groups fight coal plant in public hearing
[Summary] => Opposition groups, including a Korean environmental organization, yesterday questioned the involvement of the Korean Electric Power Corporation in the proposed expansion project of Salcon Power Corporation in Naga during a public hearing held at the provincial capitol legislative building.
Officials of Korean Federation for Environmental Movement flew to Cebu just to join the hearing and give participants a briefing on KEPCO and its allegedly bad track record in Korea.
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ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
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[Title] => Despite Assurance By Power Firm: Korean group warns Cebuanos on Kepco
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[Summary] => Opposition groups, including a Korean environmental organization, yesterday questioned the involvement of the Korean Electric Power Corporation in the proposed expansion project of Salcon Power Corporation in Naga during a public hearing held at the provincial capitol legislative building.
Officials of Korean Federation for Environmental Movement flew to Cebu just to join the hearing and give participants a briefing on KEPCO and its allegedly bad track record in Korea.
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