A year after a wastewater spill in the Philippines, communities fight to save a dying sea

Mongabay
Nov 10, 2026, 12:17 am103 ptsTrending
MANJUYOD, Philippines — For years, Jonalyn Rentuaya, president of Alangilanan United Seaweed Growers Association, began her mornings the same way. By 6:00 a.m., she and other seaweed growers in the Alangilanan neighborhood of Manjuyod, would be wading in the shallows of Bais Bay, out on their lines, tending…

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