+ Follow WINNIE AND YOYONG Tag
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[Title] => No simplistic approach to forest management — Diaz
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The death and destruction in the wake of four successive typhoons and tropical depressions that ravaged the country this Advent season illustrate yet again the most lethal combination of Nature’s might and fury, and Man’s negligence and utter folly.
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The death and destruction in the wake of four successive typhoons and tropical depressions that ravaged the country this Advent season illustrate yet again the most lethal combination of Nature’s might and fury, and Man’s negligence and utter folly.
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