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    Cimatu mulls over ban on single-use plastics in Bora

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    Date
    June 13, 2018
    Author
    Araja, Rio N.
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    Classification code
    MS20180613_A3
    Excerpt
    Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu is “seriously considering” a ban on single-use plastic items in Aklan’s Boracay Island to address its growing garbage problem. The prohibition of the use of single-use plastic products would not only help solve the island’s solid waste problem but also plastic pollution that threatens its marine environment, he said. “Plastic, particularly those for single-use packaging, has greatly contributed to the degradation of the environment,” he said. “Plastic pollution continues to poison our oceans and injure marine life. When not properly disposed, they clog waterways and cause flooding,” he added.
    Citation
    Araja, R. N. (2018, June 13). Cimatu mulls over ban on single-use plastics in Bora. Manila Standard, p. A3.
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/6912
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    Corporate Names
    Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
    Personal Names
    Cimatu, Roy
    Geographic Names
    Boracay
    Subject
    plastics environmental protection environmental restoration Solid impurities marine environment marine pollution water pollution Litter marine debris
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