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Warehouse oil spill flows into canal threatening largest lake in the Philippines
Hundreds of litres of oil spilled into a canal, threatening to contaminate the largest lake in the Philippines. The fuel ...
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Manila Water consistently passes DENR, LLDA General Effluent Standards
Manila Water has consistently passed the effluent compliance scorecard developed by the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage ...
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PH gets $905-M loan for big Laguna project
The government has secured a $905.26-million loan from South Korea for the first phase of the proposed Laguna Lakeshore Road ...
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Group opposes Laguna Lakeshore road project
THE advocacy organization Save Laguna Lake Movement (SLLM) is opposing a deal for South Korea to provide the Philippines a loan of $905 million or P54 billion for the Laguna Lakeshore Road Network ...
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UPD experts: Algal blooms can now be predicted to prevent Laguna Lake fishes from dying
Since 1973, the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) has routinely monitored the lake’s water quality through remote sensing and monthly assessments. The standard method used for monitoring the ...
Manila Bulletin9d
Laguna lakeshore project to receive $905 million from Korean lender
Locals of Laguna could enjoy additional protection from floods as the Philippines has already secured financing totaling $905 ...
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New Manila ferry system seen approved mid-2025
The Department of Transportation expects to deliver the feasibility study for a new and improved ferry system in Mega Manila ...
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Manila Water’s 200MLD East Bay Treatment Plant on track for completion
Manila Water’s 200 million-liter-per-day (MLD) Water Treatment Plant (WTP) under the East Bay Phase 2 project is on track for completion by the third quarter of ...