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Philippine groups demand industrial policy before critical-minerals push

Environmental and human rights groups urge stronger safeguards as communities warn of mounting ecological, livelihood and health impacts

Caritas Philippines backs call to cancel destructive mining permits, stands with...

Bishop Alminaza said the issue of mining goes beyond environmental damage and reflects a broader economic system driven by extraction

Mining-affected communities bring barricade protests to Manila, urge DENR to cancel...

Community leaders bring anti-mining barricade struggles to Manila, urging government to cancel permits and halt destructive mining operations

Green group says Marcos order to inspect Manila Bay dredgers ‘long...

An environmental group says President Marcos’ order to inspect Manila Bay dredgers came late amid security violations reported

Environmental network links political dynasties to corruption, mining devastation

ATM links political dynasties to corruption and destructive mining, blaming them for flooding, human rights abuses, and lost livelihoods

Green group supports petition to cancel OceanaGold mining deal

“We fully support the petitioners’ demand to cancel OceanaGold’s renewed FTAA due to lack of prior public consultations"

Killing of anti-mining activist sparks call for justice in Surigao

ATM urged authorities to "conduct a serious investigation on the murder of the victims and bring the perpetrators to justice"

Green group slams mining fiscal bill’s royalty cap on Indigenous peoples

Under the proposed law, the ICC/IP shall be paid not more than 2% of the gross output of minerals produced from the ancestral domain

Green group backs PH Senate probe into effects of mining

"We hope that an alternative minerals management bill would be legislated to rationalize mining and the use of minerals in the country"

Marcos Jr. urged to issue executive order against all Manila Bay...

Garganera said those responsible for the environmental problem, including companies that supported it, must be held accountable

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