Environment
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Filipinos Throw Out Billions of Sachets, Plastic Bags Each Day
The Philippines is the world’s third-largest ocean polluter despite the Waste Management Act coming into effect 18 years ago. The surprising amount is enough to cover the capital city of Manila's landmass in one foot of plastic.
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[WATCH] Satellite Shows Philippines' Taal Volcano Blasting Ash 9 Miles Above
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Taal Shows 'Weak' Emission, but 'Intense' Tremors
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Taal is ‘Resting’ But Still Dangerous
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Ash-Covered Fruits, Veggies Affected by Taal Eruption Still Safe to Eat After Washing
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'The Blob,’ a Marine Heatwave, Kills Millions
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Greenhouse Gases From Oil and Gas Projected to Continue to Increase
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TAAL VOLCANO: Lake Dries Up as Taal Continues to Erupt
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