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PHILIPPINES: Activists Challenge Chevron Track Record in Pandacan
October 27th, 2009
Communities fighting for relocation of Chevron oil depot cry foul over US State Department nomination.

SC orders oil firms to leave Pandacan
by Leila Salaverria, Allison LopezInquirer
March 8th, 2007
The Supreme Court Wednesday ordered the closure of the Pandacan oil depot in Manila that three big oil companies are using because it could be a terrorist target.

SC orders removal of Manila oil depot
by Mike Frialde And Evelyn MacairanThe Philippine Star
March 8th, 2007
The Supremem Court ordered the closure of the Pandacan oil depot located in Manila, Philippines. This is a good article on the history and lead up to the closure.

Petron: Relocating Pandacan depot may take 7 yrs
GMA News
March 8th, 2007
The relocation of Petron Corp.'s oil depot from Pandacan, Manila as ordered by the Supreme Court may take at least seven years and cost P10 billion.

Huge environmental victory for residents of Pandacan, Manila!
Fenceline Community for Human Safety And Environmental Protection-Pandacan, Manila
March 7th, 2007
Supreme Court orders the closure of Pandacan oil depot!

SHUT DOWN SHELL OIL DEPOT, PHILIPPINES SUPREME COURT ORDERS
March 7th, 2007
Friends of the Earth International welcomed today's ruling of the Philippines Supreme Court, which ordered the Manila City government to shut down the Pandacan oil depot. Read more.

The first ever bucket brigade in the Philippines and Asia has begun!
February 5th, 2003

BROKEN PROMISE IN MANILA: The dying and the fearful ask
by Francesca Francia
An explosion in Pandacan, Manila, the busy capital of the Philippines, could arguably turn into the world's biggest petrochemical disaster. Pandacan is one of the most densely populated districts in Manila. Its boundaries contain the historic yet polluted Pasig River, other historical sites, and, as of last count, 83,998 residents of diverse economic backgrounds. However, many of the area's residents are living in poverty and occupy tiny houses that are built close to one another.





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