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view more2021925 · DAGUPAN CITY, Pangasinan, Philippines — A massive offshore black sand mining project that will run for 25 years in Lingayen Gulf has stirred protests from local communities in Pangasinan ...
view more202437 · A loader dumps sand into a magnetized black sand mining equipment along the shoreline of San Vicente, Ilocos Sur in northern Philippines, May 6, 2013. — REUTERS
view more2020127 · The Philippines’ first large-scale offshore mining operation is set to start in January next year, involving the extraction of thousands of metric tons of magnetite iron reserves in the seabed off Cagayan.
view more202252 · Ten black sand mining companies operating in the province of Cagayan were suspended, following large negative impacts on coastal communities and the environment. However, illegal mining goes on and continues to …
view more2019926 · Long Title. AN ACT PROHIBITING BLACK SAND MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES, PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Short Title. ANTI- BLACK SAND MINING ACT. Author. DE LIMA, LEILA M. Date filed. September 26, 2019. Subjects.
view more2023428 · Apprehension data showed that black sand mining often took the guise of dredging or sand extraction. While plain old sand seems ubiquitous, it is a non-renewable resource, which means sand extraction leaves shorelines crumbling, beaches stolen, and marine ecosystems destroyed like what happened in Ilocos Sur.
view more2021121 · Fisherfolk leader Pablo Rosales, who leads PANGISDA Pilipinas, urged the government to recall the sinking of Narvacan village which he said was inevitably caused by the black sand mining activities in Lingayen Gulf. “Marami nang datos. Sa Lingayen Gulf, dahil sa black sand mining, lumubog ang barangay Narvacan noong magkaroon ng lindol.
view more2023429 · DIGGING FOR ‘BLACK GOLD’ (PART II ) In Ilocos Sur where illegal sand mining ran unabated, fisherfolk pay the price. By Karlston Lapniten, Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. Sand mining laws. Black sand mining in the Philippines is regulated and could only be done within specific areas. The Mining Act of 1995 prohibits mining in ...
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