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PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENT SECRETARY RAMON PAJE

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Gov't calls on more action to save threatened Coral Triangle

August 24, 2013 - 11:00pm

The government is seeking more action to save the reefs in the region known as the Coral Triangle amid threats to its ecosystems, ranging from overfishing and pollution to impacts of climate change, a senior government...

Headlines

Phl to destroy seized elephant tusks

June 10, 2013 - 11:00pm

The Philippine government will destroy about five tons of confiscated elephant tusks with an estimated value of $10 million in support of global effort to end the illegal trade of wildlife species, a senior government...

Headlines