Coastal Summit organized by CCNCI in Cavite on destructive reclamation projects in Manila Bay, October 20, 2019

October 20, 2019October 8, 2020 ccnci_web 0 Comments Climate Change, Climate Justice, Fisherfolk, Manila Bay Reclamation

CCNCI organized the Coastal Summit in Cavite, with Pamalakaya fisherfolk members and input from scientists belonging to AGHAM on the destructive reclamation projects in Manila Bay.

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