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Why water supply for Filipinos’ needs should be controlled, managed by govt

Last week I wrote that it is logical and extremely important that government (national and local) should control and manage water supply for our...
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Why water supply should be controlled, managed by govt

Water is required for every living thing in order to stay alive. A person can survive without food for a day or two, but...
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The environment, fishery resources of the Spratly archipelago

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Microplastics in our seafoods

Excerpts from the manuscript “Microplastics in Marine Sediments and Rabbitfish (Siganus fuscescens) from Selected Coastal Areas of Negros Oriental, Philippines” by Lilibeth A. Bucol,...
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Fish mortality in Taal Lake

Television reports yesterday (January 30, 2019) showed dead fish from Taal Lake. The announcer explained that the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)...
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Collaborative research on microplastics

I am quoting below an article written by my SUAKCREM research colleague, Abner Bucol, on a very important issue of microplastic pollution, which is...
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Year-end wishes for agriculture

With Dr. Emil Q. Javier’s permission, I am quoting the article below written by him because of its relevance and urgency for the New...
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Protected areas supply water to communities

In an earlier article, I stated that marine protected areas are very important to coastal communities because they supply fish larvae (which later become...
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