Quezon City, Philippines. 23rd February, 2023. Around 300 indigenous people (IP) belonging to Dumagat-Remontado tribe, together with environmental groups and advocates staged a protest outside the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Quezon City. They reiterate their call against the construction of the New Centennial Water Source–Kaliwa Dam Project (NWCP-KDP), in the borders of Rizal and Quezon Province. The mega-dam project will be submerging almost hundred hectares of ancestral lands that will cause irreparable loss of sacred sites, forests, biodiversity and communities. (Cred

Quezon City, Philippines. 23rd February, 2023. Around 300 indigenous people (IP) belonging to Dumagat-Remontado tribe, together with environmental groups and advocates staged a protest outside the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Quezon City. They reiterate their call against the construction of the New Centennial Water Source–Kaliwa Dam Project (NWCP-KDP), in the borders of Rizal and Quezon Province. The mega-dam project will be submerging almost hundred hectares of ancestral lands that will cause irreparable loss of sacred sites, forests, biodiversity and communities. (Cred Stock Photo
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Quezon City, Philippines. 23rd February, 2023. Around 300 indigenous people (IP) belonging to Dumagat-Remontado tribe, together with environmental groups and advocates staged a protest outside the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Quezon City. They reiterate their call against the construction of the New Centennial Water Source–Kaliwa Dam Project (NWCP-KDP), in the borders of Rizal and Quezon Province. The mega-dam project will be submerging almost hundred hectares of ancestral lands that will cause irreparable loss of sacred sites, forests, biodiversity and communities. (Credit Image: © Sherbien Dacalanio/Alamy Live News)

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