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[Title] => PB asks ERC to help lower power costs
[Summary] => The Cebu Provincial Board has requested the Energy Regulatory Commission through the Department of Energy to find ways and means to reduce power costs.
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[Title] => Junkshops support ban on export of scrap steel
[Summary] => The Metro Manila Federation of Environmental Multi-Purpose Cooperatives (MMFEMC), an organization of 572 junkshops all over Metro Manila, expressed support yesterday for a ban on or regulation of scrap steel exports.
However, the group clarified that their support is only for the ban on the export of scrap steel, not on all other scrap metals.
Jose Teves, president of MMFEMC, said banning the export of all scrap metals would kill the livelihood of many scrap collectors. He said the MMFEMC acknowledges the need to have a thriving domestic steel and metalcasting industry.
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[Title] => Junkshops support ban on export of scrap steel
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However, the group clarified that their support is only for the ban on the export of scrap steel, not on all other scrap metals.
Jose Teves, president of MMFEMC, said banning the export of all scrap metals would kill the livelihood of many scrap collectors. He said the MMFEMC acknowledges the need to have a thriving domestic steel and metalcasting industry.
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October 4, 2011 - 12:00am
