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Waging war against nature: The folly of engineering without understanding

By Francis L. de los Reyes III Ph.D. | October 15, 2009 - 12:00am

In 1991, 2000 people in Ormoc, Leyte died when the Anilao River roared through Isla Verde, as heavy rainfall carried logs and uprooted trees.

Science and Environment