The Philippine archipelago emerged because of the dynamic shifting and collision of four plates: Continental Eurasian plate, Indian-Australian plate, Oceanic Pacific plate, and the Philippine Sea plate. In the past 100 million years, the archipelago was welded together in an island arc punctuated by episodic and extensive magmatic activities. The country’s topographic landscape consists of towering mountains with steep slopes, undulating hilly upland...
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2016/01/01
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Document de travail
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2018/03/23
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An overview of agricultural pollution in the Philippines : the crops sector
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Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research