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    Fight environmental terrorism — Congress

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    Date
    July 17, 2017
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    MS20170717_A6
    Excerpt
    A lawmaker has called on Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu to intensify the government’s campaign against wildlife trafficking in the country, which she described as a form of environmental terrorism. Occidental Mindoro Rep. Josephine Ramirez-Sato made the call following reports that the Philippine National Police recovered 70 dead marine turtles, locally called pawikan, in the northern Palawan town of Dumaran last week.
    Citation
    Fight environmental terrorism — Congress. (17, July 2017). Manila Standard, pp. A6.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/183
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    Governments; Environmental factors; Rare species; Environmental protection; Nature conservation; Biodiversity; Migratory species; Ecology; Cimatu, Roy; Sato, Josephine
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