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No justification for Pasig River Expressway (PAREX), project driven more by profit than by public good

Posted on September 29, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 6 Comments on No justification for Pasig River Expressway (PAREX), project driven more by profit than by public good
No justification for Pasig River Expressway (PAREX), project driven more by profit than by public good

The Pasig River Expressway has broken ground and the project has begun in earnest even with the growing opposition to it. The initial furor was over the design that the whole river would be covered by the length of the expressway which runs from east to west from Manila Bay to Laguna De Bay. As…

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Business, Development, Environment

Aerial photo of monstrous urban blight in Manila shocks Filipinos!

Posted on June 15, 2015June 17, 2015 By benign0 29 Comments on Aerial photo of monstrous urban blight in Manila shocks Filipinos!
Aerial photo of monstrous urban blight in Manila shocks Filipinos!

This aerial photo of what could be a suburb of Metro Manila made desolate by a wilderness of urban shanties as far as the eye could see has been making the social media rounds over the weekend. The first I came across it was on a Sunday morning post on the Get Real Philippines Community…

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Development, Environment

Solution to Manila flooding may involve more of living with it than protecting against it

Posted on August 12, 2012June 13, 2013 By benign0 29 Comments on Solution to Manila flooding may involve more of living with it than protecting against it
Solution to Manila flooding may involve more of living with it than protecting against it

Metro Manila is, by its very nature, a city vulnerable to flooding. Yet it has grown and developed into a monstrous megalopolis that, today, teeters on the brink of catastrophic failure. Manila is bisected by the Pasig River into which connect a system of natural waterways that both feed into it and absorb excess water…

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