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"Thousands of trees were felled by Milenyo. Clearly, if not for the trees that cushioned the typhoon’s furious winds, more homes could have been crushed and more people could have been tormented," Camarines Sur Rep. Luis Villafuerte said.


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California almond farmers face tough choices

By Scott Smith | February 24, 2014 - 5:22am

With California's agricultural heartland entrenched in drought, almond farmers are letting orchards dry up and in some cases making the tough call to have their trees torn out of the ground, leaving behind empty...

World

Zubiri pushes for community orchards

By Jose P. Sollano | April 27, 2012 - 12:00am

Former senator Juan Miguel Zubiri is urging local government officials to put up community orchards saying brutal climate change has underscored the value of trees as “natural coolants”.

Cebu News

Typhoon devastation underscores natural value of trees — lawmaker

October 22, 2006 - 12:00am

A senior member of Congress is pushing a bill that would compel every city and town nationwide to put up community orchards, saying Typhoon Milenyo had once again underscored the natural value of trees. "Thousands...

Agriculture