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Cyanide detection tests may yet save the seas

By Koyang Mon Epino | October 14, 2001 - 12:00am

The Philippine live reef fish trade has earned for the country an average of P67 million annually in export revenues over the past four years. It is a booming enterprise that rakes in good money for both fishermen...

Agriculture