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1. www.reuters.com › world › asia-pacificCleanup day comes to Philippine capital's polluted bay

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   Sep 17, 2022 · Waters along the Manila Bay, famous for its idyllic sunsets, are heavily polluted by oil, grease and trash from nearby residential areas and ports.

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3. businessmirror.com.ph › 2024/02/01 › manila-bayManila Bay Continues To Be a Free Dumping Ground, 12 Million ...

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   Feb 1, 2024 · It is an open secret that the 190 km of coastline of Manila Bay has been plagued by marine litter and has been treated as a free dumping ground.

4. news.abs-cbn.com › spotlight › 01/25/24Study: Millions of plastic trash found in portions of Manila Bay

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   Jan 25, 2024 · Researchers on Thursday revealed their findings of a massive 12 million pieces of marine litter along selected sections of the Manila Bay coastline.

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     Sewage treatment plant, trash booms in Manila Bay near completion

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6. newsinfo.inquirer.net › 1814915MMDA: 138 metric tons of garbage collected in Manila Bay from ...

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   Aug 10, 2023 · MANILA, Philippines — Around 138 metric tons of garbage were collected during the cleanup operations in Manila Bay from July 1 to August 5, said the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) on Thursday.

7. www.usatoday.com › story › newsFact check: Manila Bay cleanup images taken during Duterte ...

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   The first image was taken by Avito Dalan on July 16, 2018, according to the Philippine News Agency. A caption with the picture on its website states "garbage is still a major problem in the Manila Bay even as government personnel haul truckloads of trash during cleanup." The picture was taken after a monsoon caused heaps of trash to pile up along t...

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   Based on our research, we rate FALSE the claim that photos compare Manila Bay cleanup before and during Duterte's presidency. Both images of Manila Bay were taken during Duterte's term.

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   PolitiFact, Oct. 28, Photos show Manila Bay during Duterte’s administration

   Check Your Fact, Oct. 27, Fact Check: Viral Facebook Post Claims to Show Manila Bay Before and During the Duterte Administration

   Philippine News Agency, July 16, 2018, Manila Bay Trash

   ABS-CBN News, Oct. 1, 2020, UP marine scientists explain why dumping dolomite can’t solve Manila Bay problems

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8. observers.france24.com › en › asia-pacificPlastic waste chokes last mangrove forests in Philippines ...

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   Oct 11, 2021 · When Diovanie de Jesus, a biologist and bird lover, visited one of the last mangrove forests in the Bay of Manila, in the Philippines, he found it covered with plastic and other bits of trash,...

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   How many pieces of plastic trash have been found in Manila Bay?

   • Millions of pieces of plastic trash have been found in portions of the Manila Bay, according to a study. Raphael Bosano, ABS-CBN News MANILA — Researchers on Thursday revealed their findings of a massive 12 million pieces of marine litter along selected sections of the Manila Bay coastline.

   Study: Millions of plastic trash found in portions of Manila Bay

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   Is trash still a problem in the Manila Bay?

   • USA TODAY reached out to social media users who shared the post for comment. The first image was taken by Avito Dalan on July 16, 2018, according to the Philippine News Agency. A caption with the picture on its website states "garbage is still a major problem in the Manila Bay even as government personnel haul truckloads of trash during cleanup."

   Fact check: Manila Bay cleanup images taken during Duterte presidency

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   Is Manila Bay a free dumping ground?

   • It is an open secret that the 190 km of coastline of Manila Bay has been plagued by marine litter and has been treated as a free dumping ground. Year after year, this problem is aggravated by factors such as ineffective waste management by the cities surrounding it and overproduction and consumption. A new study shows how alarming the situation is.

   Manila Bay Continues To Be a Free Dumping Ground, 12 ... - BusinessM…

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   Is Manila Bay polluted by plastic?

   • Suggested Caption: A new study by Ecowaste Coalition, Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), De LaSalle University Dasmarinas, and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, shows that the Manila Bay is polluted by 12 million pieces of marine litter, 90% of which are single use plastics.

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10. manilastandard.netMMDA hauls 138 tons of trash from Manila Bay

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    Aug 10, 2023 · The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) on Thursday reported it was able to remove up to 138 tons of garbage in Manila Bay. The cleanup operation, according to MMDA chief Romando Artes, was conducted between July 1 and Aug. 5 and covered a wide range of waste materials that were washed ashore due to the heavy rains brought by ...