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Greenpeace launches ‘Project: Clean Water’

Is our water safe? Greenpeace campaigner Beau Baconguis pours 
'contaminated water' into a drinking glass as a demonstration of how 
the availability and access to clean water and drinking water sources 
are threatened by toxic pollution. Greenpeace today launched ‘Project: 
Clean Water,’ an initiative that aims to catalyze action to protect 
Philippine fresh water sources.

Is our water safe? Greenpeace campaigner Beau Baconguis pours 'contaminated water' into a drinking glass as a demonstration of how the availability and access to clean water and drinking water sources are threatened by toxic pollution. Greenpeace today launched ‘Project: Clean Water,’ an initiative that aims to catalyze action to protect Philippine fresh water sources.

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Young boys pick up empty plastic bottles floating on a river in 
Bacoor, Cavite, south of Manila, as a way to earn a living. Many 
rivers in Luzon are considered biologically dead because of industrial 
and municipal pollution.

Young boys pick up empty plastic bottles floating on a river in Bacoor, Cavite, south of Manila, as a way to earn a living. Many rivers in Luzon are considered biologically dead because of industrial and municipal pollution.

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