AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOil Spill: The Coast Guard has recovered about 250 kilos of oil-contaminated material from Tabango, Leyte, after a leak involving an NGCP underwater cable; cleanup is continuing. Energy and Coastal Risks: Labrador residents are asking Congress to keep their town out of proposed nuclear investments, warning that heated wastewater could harm Lingayen Gulf’s marine life and fishing livelihoods. Fisherfolk: In Pangasinan, local fishers say hundreds of fish cages have encroached on their traditional grounds at Calpay Shoal, with pollution cited as a reason operators moved cages from a nearby mariculture zone. Yolanda’s Lessons: On the disaster’s 13th anniversary, the Diocese of Borongan urged action against destructive mining and environmental damage. Climate Justice: Ahead of COP31, a coalition is pressing for stronger safeguards for Indigenous communities affected by mining for clean-energy minerals. Weather: Typhoon Samuel entered the Philippine monitoring area but is forecast to exit without directly affecting the country.
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