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Well to be honest. Nevermind I wont say. the kids kinda deserve what they get for destroying the reef but its not really their choice from the sounds of it so I cant say anything.

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Terrible - both the human and environmental costs.

 

"Though most coral reefs in the Philippines are now dead, muro-ami still survives to this day. "

 

That's what happens when a poor population and a corrupt government see an opportunity to make a quick buck. Look at Fiji, they have been very responsible in the farming of corals reefs and it is a completely sustainable and profitable resource for them.

 

The Philippines has done it the quick and easy way from day one. Every bad form of collection comes from there - cyanide, this. it obviously wasn't a secrete that this was going on. Where was the govt?

 

Argh.

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Interesting. I'm a little torn over the reefs in the Philippine Islands. I watched "The Living Sea" last night and it showed the Islands as being some of the most pristine in the world and full of life. So it is a bit confusing.

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