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The Philippine Environment Monitor 2004-Assessing Pro-gress said that the annual economic losses caused by water pollution were estimated at P67 billion ($1.3 billion) while lack of management of fisheries resources cost P23 billion ($420 million) annually in lost income.
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In its 2004 Philippines Environment Monitor-Assessing Progress report, the WB said the annual economic losses caused by water pollution alone are estimated at P67 billion, while the poor management of resources costs players in the fisheries sector P23 billion in lost income each year.
The increased health costs of air pollution in four urban centers alone are estimated to be more than P21 billion.
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The Philippine Environment Monitor 2004-Assessing Pro-gress said that the annual economic losses caused by water pollution were estimated at P67 billion ($1.3 billion) while lack of management of fisheries resources cost P23 billion ($420 million) annually in lost income.
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The increased health costs of air pollution in four urban centers alone are estimated to be more than P21 billion.
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