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As the temperature rises with the onset of summer, so do frayed tempers. It’s bad enough having to endure the heat; what’s worse is waking up one morning to find your faucets at home bone-dry. Tubig!
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[Summary] => Any news other than politics is most welcome at this time. It gives us a refreshing breather from the almost suffocating news pollution caused by too much political wheeling and dealing and acrobatic stunts of dirty old politicians still trying very hard to inflict their unwanted presence in our society. So let me tell you about another kind of news that may not merit banner headlines but is more invigorating to our environment in the real sense of the word. This is about certain people working behind the scenes and without fanfare to improve our natural surroundings.
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[Title] => Coalition warns of ‘ecological bomb’ worse than Payatas
[Summary] => A coalition of various groups from the civil society, business and academe warned recently that another "ecological bomb," worse than the Payatas tragedy, will rock Metro Manila if the citizenry continues to violate the law, does not cooperate with government and ignores the danger posed by improper solid waste disposal.
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[Title] => Coalition warns of ‘ecological bomb’ worse than Payatas
[Summary] => A coalition of various groups from the civil society, business and academe warned recently that another "ecological bomb," worse than the Payatas tragedy, will rock Metro Manila if the citizenry continues to violate the law, does not cooperate with government and ignores the danger posed by improper solid waste disposal.
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November 16, 2003 - 12:00am
