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Talk of the Town: Learning from failed reforestation

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Comments on “Learning from failed reforestation,” (Editorial, 4/2/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:

Instead of forcing our students to participate in ROTC, I propose that we assign them the task of replanting forests. Provide them with allowance and shelter while they are on the mountain. Another option is to allow inmates with minimum sentences to sacrifice by planting trees rather than sitting idle in jail.

Baluga

Departments are simply digging into past programs and recycling them even when those programs have failed.

mario favila

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Failed kasi ang strategy nila is for every business permit me required denr permit at required every businessman to plant a tree. Imbes sila mag plant gusto nila ang private sector mag plant.

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