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A RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION. Victims of typhoon Pablo who felt government dilly-dallied on its promise to release the 10,000 sacks of rice in response to their January 15 highway barricade clamor, take to the streets once more, this time, holding the protest right in front of the DSWD regional office in Davao City, to press for what they think is long overdue. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel V. Hernani)

Group wants sustainable rehab plan in ComVal’s typhoon-hit areas

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:September 25, 2014
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Trianga said that government must support their call for sustainable farming so that peasants will be able to rebuild their lives.

FINDING SOLUTION. Loading his motorcycle with cut up woods from fallen trees caused by typhoon Pablo, this man can now rebuild his house in Osmeña village, Compostela town, Compostela Valley. (davaotoday.com photo by Medel V. Hernani)

Typhoon Pablo survivors plant 1, 500 trees to nourish Pablo-ravaged communities

Post author:MART D. SAMBALUD
Post published:September 25, 2014
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Typhoon Pablo survivors in the province planted not less 1,500 seedlings on Tuesday in their areas that were once flattened in December 2012.

Mindanao eyes world record in TreeVolution event

Post author:TYRONE A. VELEZ
Post published:September 25, 2014
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DENR is targetting 8.8 million trees for its NGP this year.

COCO FUND. Farmers under the Kilusang Magbubukid sa Pilipinas- Davao City demand that the government give back the coco-levy funds to farmer-investors in time for the commemoration of the peasants’ month. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)