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    Waste management: Saving the Philippine islands, tourism and the environment

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    March 8, 2018
    Author
    Palafox, Felino A. Jr.
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    MT20180308_A5
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    What if waste management is integrated into the Philippine tourism economy? With the amount of waste that the country is generating, this industry if a goldmine opportunity. Imagine if the government and a handful of businessmen treat waste as a resource, we will have industries that are grateful to take our trash.
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    Palafox, F. A. Jr. (2018, March 8). Waste management: Saving the Philippine islands, tourism and the environment. The Manila Times, p. A5.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/11759
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    Environment management; Litter; Tourism; Environments; Environmental degradation; Plastics; Environmental protection; Rivers; Beaches; Poverty alleviation; Economics; Palafox Associates; Palafox Architecture; Philippines
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