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    Group vows more protests vs Palawan mine lacking mayor's permit de réir Ticke, Geraldford

    Foilsithe in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2023)
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    Group vows more protests vs Palawan mine lacking mayor's permit
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    Review of more mines set de réir De Vera, Ben Arnold O.

    Foilsithe in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2018)
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    Review of more mines set
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    Crackdown on illegal mining start de réir Lapniten, Karlston

    Foilsithe in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2018)
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    Crackdown on illegal mining start
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    DENR order to cause ₱66-B annual loss, mass layoff de réir Miraflor, Madelaine B.

    Foilsithe in Manila Bulletin (2017)
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    DENR order to cause ₱66-B annual loss, mass layoff
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    Going green. IN Observer [column] indefense of our island world. de réir Makabenta, Yen

    Foilsithe in Manila Times (2017)
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    Going green. IN Observer [column] indefense of our island world.
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    Lopez closing erring mines protect Filipinos de réir Galvez, James Konstantin

    Foilsithe in Manila Times (2017)
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    Lopez closing erring mines protect Filipinos
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    Shape up or ship out, mining firms told de réir Kabiling, Genalyn D.

    Foilsithe in Manila Bulletin (2017)
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    Shape up or ship out, mining firms told
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    Coming to terms with mining, Sec. Gina Lopez,dialogue and science. IN #Mindanao [column] de réir Tria, John

    Foilsithe in Manila Bulletin (2017)
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    Coming to terms with mining, Sec. Gina Lopez,dialogue and science. IN #Mindanao [column]
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    Duterte tells mining firms to clean up or close down de réir Kabiling, Genalyn D.

    Foilsithe in Manila Bulletin (2017)
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    Duterte tells mining firms to clean up or close down
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    Mining firms run afoul of environmental laws. IN Editorial [column]

    Foilsithe in Manila Bulletin (2017)
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    Mining firms run afoul of environmental laws. IN Editorial [column]

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