Protecting the Coral Triangle a top priority
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Protecting the biodiversity-rich Coral Triangle needs the combined efforts of the government and private sector, and should be a top priority if the region wants to sustain the area's vast fishery resource, experts yesterday said. The Fist Coral Triangle Business Summit kicked off at the Makati Shangri-La with speakers highlighting the need to protect the area, which is home to over a third of all the world's coral reefs. Mrs. Arroyo said governments want to show that environmental protection, economic growth and poverty reduction "can coexist side-by-side and mutually prosper by exploring business initiatives that support both."
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Protecting the Coral Triangle a top priority. (2010, January 20). BusinessWorld, pp. S1/1, S1/3.
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biodiversity Governments private sector fishery resources environmental protection coral reefs coral reef conservation economics poverty alleviation reefs Coral Reef fish mangroves overfishing environmental degradation Climatic changes Investments renewable resources Fishery industry sustainable development marine resources fishing
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