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The closure of the mining industry in the Philippines will affect the gross domestic product of the country, a National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) official said. NEDA Director for Agriculture, Natural Resources
A climate group has called on the present administration to shift to renewable energy (RE) and stop coal dependency in the country. The Philippine Movement for Climate Justice (PMCJ) on Wednesday said
The Chamber of Mines of the Philippines said that the industry contributed P40.7 billion to government coffers in 2013, contrary to the statement of the 2015 Country Report of the Philippine Extractive
Semirara Mining and Power Corp has denied accusations of using toxic chemicals in its mining process, saying that it only involves extraction, stockpiling and shiploading. The company sent a letter to the
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Gina Lopez on Thursday told the country’s lone coal mine Semirara Mining and Power Corporation (SMPC) that it will suspend its environment compliance certificate
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Gina Lopez has called for a review of the Philippine Mining Act of 1995, which opened the country’s mining sector to 100 percent foreign
“Either you follow strictly government standard or you close down.” Those were the strong words of President Rodrigo Duterte to mining companies on Monday, warning them to follow environmental government rules or
Chamber Mines of the Philippines spokesman Ronaldo Recidoro on Monday said there is no need for a legislative license for mining operations because the existing one is already adequate. This follows newly-elected
Senator Franklin Drilon is pushing for a bill that will provide an equal revenue sharing between the government and the mining industry. Senate Bill 225, or the Philippine Fiscal Regime and Revenue Sharing
