Massive Copper Mine Waste Spill in Marinduque, Philippines
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Disaster Overview : In early April 1996, a significant environmental disaster occurred in the South-Central Philippines on Marinduque Island. A large open-pit copper mine started leaking approximately 2.4 million tons of tailings into the surrounding environment, impacting local rivers and coastal areas. The spill has caused significant damage to cropland and has affected around 800 families.
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