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Published December 14, 2020, 11:38 AM
The burden of diseases from air pollution caused by coal-fired power plants costs Filipinos P8.5 billion annually, a new report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) revealed Monday.
The report titled “Air Quality and Health Impact of Coal-Fired Power in the Philippines” provided an analysis of the air quality, toxic deposition, and health impacts of coal plants in the Philippines, as well as its cost to the public and the economy.
“The climate crisis, air pollution, and the pandemic are mutually compounding threats that have coal at their center. This report sheds light on the hidden health and economic costs of coal, which has long been the dominant source of energy in our country,” said CREA Southeast Asia analyst Isabella Suarez.
Why some students chose to file a leave of absence during the COVID crisis
Written by Raizza P. Bello
Updated Dec 10, 2020 4:48:26 PM
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endIndex: The lack of openness in a more flexible learning environment as students deal with multiple crises, such as the pandemic and recent typhoon disasters, has contributed to the students’ current struggles with learning. Illustration by ZOE SABANDAL
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines Life) It started as a joke. But as classes shifted online due to the pandemic, then-University of the East Ramon Magsaysay sophomore medical student Regina Geli began seriously considering an unconventional route. Instead of pursuing her third year studies, she decided to file a leave of absence (LOA) for the current school year, choosing to refocus her energies on caring for personal well-being and returning to advocacy work.
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