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An international research group has proposed the creation of a reclamation area along the coastal zones of Parañaque and Las Piñas cities to help reduce flooding in areas where water levels normally rise during severe weather disturbances due to storm surges and heavy rain.

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Developing countries including the Philippines can utilize marine-based renewable energy technologies such as wind, wave and tidal range as an alternative power source.

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Globe Telecom has launched a program for recycling discarded mobile phones and electrical devices to help counter their harmful effects on health and the environment as well as raise awareness on proper disposal of electronic waste (e-waste).

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Leaders of the economic cooperation initiative Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines-East ASEAN (BIMP-EAGA) are pushing for the establishment of an electronic waste (e-waste) disposal facility within the subregion.

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An international research group has proposed the creation of a reclamation area along the coastal zones of Parañaque and Las Piñas cities to help reduce flooding in areas where water levels normally rise during severe weather disturbances due to storm surges and heavy rain.

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Developing countries including the Philippines can utilize marine-based renewable energy technologies such as wind, wave and tidal range as an alternative power source.

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