Baguio, loving flies, but the good kind

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They do not approach kitchen food, as the larvae feed exclusively on smelly, rotten matter, which they convert into high-protein, calcium-rich fertilizers and animal feed.“They are endemic to the country.

Incinerators or thermal WTE emit many toxic fumes, including dioxin, considered as the most poisonous substance known, according to Emmanuel.

Metro Global had proposed to operate a WTE facility in Sablan, an agricultural town neighboring Baguio, and had prided itself in having an incinerator that would not emit smoke because of the level of intensity of heat it employs.