EARTHLIFE Africa, a nongovernment organization that began as an anti-apartheid movement in 1998 and grew into a movement to reduce pollution and protect the natural resources, is urging the Philippines not to go the way of Africa in terms of dependence on coal plants.
Earthlife Project coordinator Tristen Taylor flew to Manila a week after Nelson Mandela died to meet with environmentalists and to talk about post Mandela situation in South Africa.
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