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Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic

DUMPING GROUND? A photo shared by environmental groups shows suspected electronic waste from the United States inside the Subic freeport. —END E-WASTE IMPORTS PHOTO MANILA, Philippines —

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Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic

DUMPING GROUND? A photo shared by environmental groups shows suspected electronic waste from the United States inside the Subic freeport. —END E-WASTE IMPORTS PHOTO MANILA, Philippines —

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SBMA refutes toxic waste dumping claims by environmental groups

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) on Thursday denied allegations that the freeport is being used as a dumping ground for toxic electronic waste from the United

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venerdì 26 giugno 2026·globalnation.inquirer.net
Envi groups launch task force to stop alleged US e-waste shipments to PH
DUMPING GROUND? A photo shared by environmental groups shows suspected electronic waste from the United States inside the Subic freeport. —END E-WASTE IMPORTS PHOTO SUBIC BAY…
venerdì 26 giugno 2026·globalnation.inquirer.net
Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic
DUMPING GROUND? A photo shared by environmental groups shows suspected electronic waste from the United States inside the Subic freeport. —END E-WASTE IMPORTS PHOTO MANILA,…

Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic

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Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic

SBMA refutes toxic waste dumping claims by environmental groups

Timeline cronologica

Envi groups launch task force to stop alleged US e-waste shipments to PH

Groups flag US waste imports sent to Subic

BOC, other agencies to tackle suspected US e-waste shipments in Subic

SBMA refutes toxic waste dumping claims by environmental groups

Customs bureau sets meet on e-waste imports