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[liana ꕤ @gwshunny]

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[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ORDER FILED BY STUDENTS, ADVOCATES VS SAN MIGUEL CORP.

Students and environmental advocates attended a hearing before the Manila Regional Trial Court Branch 41 on Monday regarding their petition for a temporary environmental protection order against San Miguel Corp. (SMC) over the massive tree cutting along Quirino Avenue in Manila.

“We are prompted to file this action in representation of the youth and those yet unborn because we also want to send a message to these corporations that are actively destroying our environment,” petitioner Joaquin Bautista said.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) said there are 523 trees subject to tree-cutting and another 94 trees for earth-balling, totaling 617 trees affected to yield construction for the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEX).

Bautista said the citizen action suit aims to pursue ecological justice and accountability, stressing that SMC should rehabilitate the trees cut in Manila.

The irreparable damage from this ecological violence will be inherited by succeeding generations, sustainability and environment student Elisha Zantua said.

“It can cause catastrophic effects such as eliminating the structure of preventing soil erosion, lessening the capabilities to absorb the floodwater, and affecting the air quality around the space,” she said.

“What we really need right now is more green spaces. We shouldn’t just prioritize urban development over what the people actually need,” Zantua added.

University student and petitioner Paul Benedict Callorina lamented how decades-old trees, which have stood long before he was born, were brazenly cut for an expressway project.

“Our policies and laws should be pro-people and pro-nature,” Callorina said.

The DENR said last week that SMC has voluntarily suspended further tree-cutting activities along Quirino Avenue following the public outrage. | @andronquillo

[ricci @ricci_richy]

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[Seby @simp4jhomikha]

This is why influencers can NEVER replace journalists.

MABUHAY ANG MALAYANG PAMAMAHAYAG!

[militant @alasiye7e]

ACAB talaga. ALL COPS. ALL. EVERY SINGLE ONE. kahit yang tito mong pulis. LAHAT SILA.

[ziezie @zieziemarie]

and he was right. people have now become so desensitized to all the killings that some disgusting freaks even praise the government for murdering its own people and make jokes about these deaths.

[Pipo Gonzales @ordinarypipo]

I just want to say all you Duterte supporters out there watching, you wouldn't be able to watch a single frame without journalists on site risking their lives. Fuck you and your harassment of the free press. Protect journalists who serve your right to accurate information.

[Luke Espiritu @LukeEspirituPH]

BATO DUWAG

[The Lampara Project 🪔 @LamparaProject]

"shit happens" - Bato Dela Rosa

[Daily Clairo @clairodailys]

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[Kristoffer @indiohistorian]

They should always be right at the frontpage of our news on Rodrigo Duterte in the ICC. They are the ones that really matter, not the Dutertes.

[Nico Quejano @nicoquejano]

Say it.

Duterted defunded NOAH and look at the result.

[Thomas thee Tankengine @goodkidbikecity]

While the country is underwater. Wow

[@pauloinmanila and 99 others @pauloMDtweets]

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[lex salle @f4ggotism]

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[prettier jesus @bxsel]

neither did Jesus

[😻Fulmonyaa @Fulmonya]

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