Nueva Ecija Farmers Clash with Officials, Firm Over Land Access Amid Solar Project
Farmers in Nueva Ecija, Philippines, are raising concerns over livelihood impacts from alleged soil dumping blocking access to their farms, near the MTerraSolar project. The development firm denies responsibility, while local officials point to land ownership issues, leaving the situation unresolved.
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