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In its 2004 Philippines Environment Monitor-Assessing Progress report, the WB said the annual economic losses caused by water pollution alone are estimated at P67 billion, while the poor management of resources costs players in the fisheries sector P23 billion in lost income each year.
The increased health costs of air pollution in four urban centers alone are estimated to be more than P21 billion.
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PHILIPPINES ENVIRONMENT MONITOR-ASSESSING PROGRESS
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By Ted P. Torres | June 21, 2005 - 12:00am
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The House prosecution panel is preparing witnesses to testify on Vice President Sara Duterte’s declared business interests, possible government contracts and registered firearms for this week’s impeachment hearings.
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The impeachment court trying Vice President Sara Duterte may defer resolving the voting threshold question to give senators more time to study the issue, Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
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Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian urged his fellow lawmakers yesterday to try commuting to work, inspired by a Department of Transportation policy requiring key DOTr officials to experience the daily troubles of the riding public firsthand.
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President Marcos has no plans of stepping down, Malacañang said yesterday, after the camp of Vice President Sara Duterte said she is ready to replace him in case he resigns.
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Members of the House prosecution panel have maintained that their statements on the ongoing impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte were not about the merits of the case, but merely on procedure and summary of the proceedings.
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