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| News of 2009
| | 12.17.2009Mayon big bang feared LEGAZPI CITY—Two lava domes have formed at the crater of the Mayon Volcano, raising concerns among government volcanologists over the possible extensive damage should these collapse and a major eruption occur. | |
| | 12.16.2009Next round of gov’t-MILF talks in JanuaryTHE GOVERNMENT and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) peace panels will hold the second round of talks in January, officials from both sides said early this week. | |
| | 12.16.2009RP jobless rate rises to 7.1%; 11.2% in ManilaThe unemployment rate
rose to 7.1 percent in October, up from 6.8 percent posted for the month a year ago, with Metro Manila posting the highest jobless rate at 11.2 percent, the National Statistics Office (NSO) said yesterday. | |
| | 12.16.2009Evacuation at Mayon continues, eruption imminentDISASTER-mitigation officials in Albay on Wednesday continued to move residents out of the eight-kilometer danger zone as Mayon Volcano showed no respite in ejecting lava down its slope, which volcanologists said was a sign of eruption, possibly in the next days. | |
| | 12.16.2009RP proposal to cut carbon emissions gains groundCOPENHAGEN—The Philippine proposal for a “deep and early cut” in global carbon emissions has gained momentum here at the United Nations climate change summit, where some 115 heads of state will gather on Thursday in a bid to seal a crucial legally-binding deal to combat global warming. | |
| | 12.16.2009Dark Christmas for fleeing Mayon folk LEGAZPI CITY—Albay officials have begun moving thousands of villagers out of harm’s way near Mayon Volcano after it oozed lava and shot plumes of ash late Monday. | |
| | 12.15.2009Thousands evacuate as Mayon spews mudAUTHORITIES STARTED evacuating about 50,000 people from around the country’s most active volcano yesterday as it spewed burning mud and rocks. | |
| | 12.11.2009Revamp of anti-poverty thrust pushedA STUDY conducted by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has recommended strategies to accelerate poverty reduction in the Philippines and ensure that economic growth benefits the poor. | |
| | 12.11.2009Climate change: Rich must fund poor nationsFIRST, it looked like the division of the house in the ongoing UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen was clearly between the rich, developed nations and the poor, economically and industrially developing nations together with the poor, rather economically and industrially underdeveloped nations. | |
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