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named after an explorer, the Point is seen from Brooke’s Town
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Nothing is sacred from the jaws of mining. Bulanjao’s forest is now threatened by large scale mining
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Brooke’s Point’s watersheds are crucial to life for its people
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A mining marker within the protected forest
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these women and children deserve clean air , water and forests, not a mined-out wasteland
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flooded farmlands, Brooke’s Point
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flooding in Brooke’s Point, 2010
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contaminated soil, Balabac Palawan
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two smokestacks release toxic fumes which are inhaled by communities around Rio Tuba
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this slope shows visible soil erosion and degradation, Narra
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many of the waterways belonging to local farmers are re-routed
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test pits, six to sixty feet deep, are often left uncovered or with flimsy fences
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the remains of cut trees by mining operators
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Illegally cut tree, Gantong
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Rio Tuba Mining in Bataraza
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