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Sibuyanons Against Mining (SAM) is an environmental advocacy group organized primarily by Sibuyanons. It has been fighting for mining moratorium in Sibuyan Island (Philippines). It aims to protect the island, which has the world's densest forest, the Philippine's cleanest river and Mount Guiting-Guiting, from future environmental degradation and exploitation.^[1]

^ The opposition of the islanders was noted in a document 'Mining in the Philippines: Concerns and Conflicts' published by Society of St. Columban in 2007, West Midlands, UK written by Cathal Doyle of the Irish Centre for Human Rights, Clive Wicks of the IUCN, and Columban priest Frank Nally. SAM officials met the authors together with the MP Hon. Claire Short of the British Parliament. at Internet Wayback Machine from 2006

[1] The opposition of the islanders was noted in a document 'Mining in the Philippines: Concerns and Conflicts' published by Society of St. Columban in 2007, West Midlands, UK written by Cathal Doyle of the Irish Centre for Human Rights, Clive Wicks of the IUCN, and Columban priest Frank Nally. SAM officials met the authors together with the MP Hon. Claire Short of the British Parliament. at Internet Wayback Machine from 2006

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