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Appeal to stop mining firm’s activities in Sibuyan junked

Court Rejects Appeal to Halt Mining Operations in Sibuyan The ongoing battle over mining operations in Sibuyan, Romblon, has taken another turn as the court recently rejected an appeal to halt the controversial project. Environmental activists and local communities have been fighting to protect the island’s rich biodiversity, but the latest legal decision has dealt […]

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7 passengers still missing as 2 motor boats sank off Caluya Island

7 Passengers Missing After Boat Sinks Near Caluya Island In a tragic maritime incident, seven passengers have been reported missing after a boat sank near Caluya Island in Antique, Philippines. The incident has sparked a large-scale search and rescue operation, with authorities working tirelessly to locate the missing individuals. The boat was reportedly carrying several

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New tarantula species discovered in Romblon

New Tarantula Species Discovered in Romblon’s Lush Forests In an exciting breakthrough for biodiversity research, scientists have discovered a new species of tarantula in the dense forests of Romblon, an island province in the Philippines. This remarkable find highlights the region’s rich yet understudied wildlife and underscores the importance of conservation efforts in tropical ecosystems.

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Sibuyan Island must be protected

Protecting Sibuyan Island: A Vital Sanctuary for Biodiversity Sibuyan Island, often referred to as the “Galapagos of Asia,” is a hidden gem in the Philippines that boasts unparalleled biodiversity. Nestled in the heart of Romblon province, this island is home to lush forests, rare wildlife, and pristine ecosystems. However, increasing human activities and environmental threats

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Abandoned Mines: Toxic Beauty or Adventure?

Nestled in the heart of the Philippines’ Mimaropa region, Romblon is often celebrated for its marble quarries, pristine beaches, and lush landscapes. But hidden beneath its idyllic surface lies a lesser-known relic of its industrial past: abandoned mines. These decaying sites, scattered across the province, spark a polarizing debate—are they haunting symbols of environmental neglect

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