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    Cimatu: Stop politicing Manila Bay

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    September 20, 2020
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    MS20200920_A2
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    Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu stood firm on his position to push through with the Manila Bay beach nourishment project as he took a swipe at critics of the government’s initiative. “Sadly, there are those who want us to stop the beach nourishment for reasons that are better political rather than environmental. We are not bothered, we have nothing to fear as long as we know that we are doing something good, these are critical in rehabilitation. The dolomite sand we used is not harmful,” Cimatu said Saturday during the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day at the Manila Bay.
    Citation
    Cimatu: Stop politicing Manila Bay. (2020, September 20). Manila Standard, p. A2.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/9993
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    Governments; Beaches; Dolomite; Sand; Water quality; Environmental restoration; Coastal zone management; Sewage treatment; Coliforms; Water pollution; Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP); Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH); Cimatu, Roy; Duterte, Rodrigo; Manila Bay
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