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“We can't change the weather” Manila just wants trash picked up | Jessica Swietoniowski
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June 19, 2019
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3:24Now PlayingJessica Swietoniowski of TheRebel.media reportsDuring my trip to Manila to find out why the Canadian Garbage Ship spent years rotting away, I dropped by the Mall of Asia to speak to locals about how to help the environment.
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