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Mining and building on ancestral lands swallows territory and hurts the environment, according to defenders of Indigenous rights.
Utilising both of these energy storage options is the most cost-effective approach for the country, write three experts.
The Philippine government has approved 99 hydropower projects in the mountainous Cordillera region, part of a broader plan to rely on renewable energy sources for 35 per cent of the country’s power by 2030.
Second of four workshops sheds light on China’s influence in the Mekong region and opportunities for better engagement with Chinese stakeholders.
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