saveboracay

"New Boracay video on my profile!"

Male, 27, It's Complicated
Interested In: Activity Partners
Member Since: Jan 2006
Location: Philippines
Hometown: Boracay
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"This is where the hungry come to feed. From mine it's a generation that's circles the globe and searches something we..."

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Affiliations:
saveboracay.org
Favorite Movies:
The Beach
Favorite TV Shows:
Lost, Lonely Planet
Zodiac Sign:
Libra
About Me:
This is where the hungry come to feed. From mine it's a generation that's circles the globe and searches something we haven't tried before. So never refuse an invitation, never resist the unfamiliar, never fail to be polite and never outstay the welcome. Just keep your mind open and suck in the experience. And if it hurts, you know what? It's probably worth it. -- Richard.

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Francis Gentoral, program manager of the Toronto-based Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) comments, "The fact that there is already saltwater intrusion in the aquifers and that there is still human fecal pollution in the groundwater showed that no significant solution was introduced to address the problems in Boracay after the 1997 coliform crisis." Read the articles below...

Articles:

Boracay's Road to Ruin by Nereo C. Lujan
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Is it too late to save Boracay?
"Booming tourism in Boracay attracts thousands of migrant workers, overpopulating the tiny space and straining the sewage and water systems. Despite the moratorium, about 100 unfinished shops, hotels and restaurants have been allowed to continue construction, adding to the 3,000 establishments already crowding the beach." - Reuters