Environment Undersecretary Benny Antiporda criticizes experts from University of the Philippines after they offered their counsel on the controversial Manila Baywalk white sand project. Read:
For Antiporda, experts from the state university should not be paid for research work in coordination with government projects.
"Kalahating bilyon ang binayaran sa kanila simula 2016 hanggang taong ito. Kalahating bilyon na puro lang po konsultasyon. Wala pong infrastructure, wala lahat. Ang UP, sa buong pagkaalam po natin, e libre dapat 'yanLaura David, director of the UP MSI, clarified that the DENR did not spend P500 million in their projects with the institute.
David clarified that the institute does not have access to funds for additional research, and most of their funds actually come from clients.
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