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Pangasinan environmental groups join opposition to Pax Silica
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Pangasinan environmental groups join opposition to Pax Silica

Environmental groups from Pangasinan, Philippines, have joined opposition efforts against Pax Silica, a U.S.-backed AI and semiconductor development project in New Clark City. The Pangasinan People’s Strike for Environment (PPSE) organized a petition campaign targeting environmentally harmful projects, including Pax Silica, with youth groups from five towns participating. Over 150 signatures were collected, and organizers plan further advocacy. They emphasize the threat posed by both foreign and local projects to the region's natural resources and invite public participation in upcoming environmental forums.

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Pangasinan environmental groups join opposition to Pax Silica

Environmental groups from Pangasinan, Philippines, have joined opposition efforts against Pax Silica, a U.S.-backed AI and semiconductor development project in New Clark City. The Pangasinan People’s Strike for Environment (PPSE) organized a petition campaign targeting environmentally harmful projects, including Pax Silica, with youth groups from five towns participating. Over 150 signatures were collected, and organizers plan further advocacy. They emphasize the threat posed by both foreign and local projects to the region's natural resources and invite public participation in upcoming environmental forums.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the opposition to Pax Silica as a grassroots environmental movement led by local groups, emphasizing concerns over environmental degradation and corporate influence. It highlights the involvement of youth and community-based organizations, which aligns with progressive values. The

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