This is a term paper prepared by Jimbo M. Fatalla, a Social Anthropology student and MNN contributor who is currently finishing up his BA Social Sciences degree at the University of the Philippines Baguio. Through his writings, Jimbo advocates toward pro-environment and social causes.
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