The Manila Times

Opinion

  Home  

  About Us  

  Contact Us 

  Subscribe     Advertise  
  Archives     Feedback  

  Register  

  Help  

  Top Stories

  Metro

  Business

  Regions

  Opinion

  World

  Life & Times

  Sports

 
 
 

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

 

EDITORIAL

The judiciary as environmental watchdog

Editorial Cartoon

Click to enlarge

UNRELENTING environmental degradation is one of the worst challenges threatening the Philippine economy, the national life and its future.The rape of the environment destroys finite natural resources, defaces communities and erodes the quality of life. It has the potential to kill businesses big and small, wipe out industries and dislocate people.

The threat to public health is immense. The losses to productivity are incalculable. Alarming are the implications for public safety. A country beset by an endangered environment is anathema to foreign investors, tourists and casual visitors.

Full Story>>

 

O T H E R   C O L U M N S  A N D  F E A T U R E S

 

FROM THE SIDELINES
By Alfredo G. Rosario

IN the late 1980’s, the dollar-peso exchange rate stood at $1 to P30, more or less. Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) did not feel the pinch because the prices of prime commodities were reasonably low at the time.

Full Story>>

 

EAST WEST
By Julius F. Fortuna

THE results of the latest survey by the Social Weather Station (SWS) has disturbing implications for the ruling coalition

Full Story>>

 

MEN & EVENTS
By Alito L. Malinao

AT the break of dawn on weekends, I take a long walk from my house to a secluded spot in Barangay Molino in Bacoor, Cavite, some five kilometers away.

Full Story>>

 

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
By Marit Stinus-Remonde

IN connection with the Asean Summit hosted by Cebu last January 2007, leading citizens and the military spearheaded outreach projects in communities where cause-oriented groups were recruiting participants...

Full Story>>

 

VIRTUAL REALITY
By Tony Lopez

THERE isn’t much one can complain about the way the Ayala family runs their businesses—banking, telephone, water and property, except perhaps that they are making much more money than they deserve.

Full Story>>

 

TAIPEI: Tensions between Taiwan and rival China will ease following the pro-Beijing opposition’s big win in parliamentary elections, but thorny political disputes will not be resolved overnight, analysts say.

Full Story>>

 

LETTER 

Special report and editorial on seniors
We hope your readers will heed the call you made in your editorials “Help the senior-citizen poor” and “Be a fool for Christ” (January 14).

Full Story>>

  
 

Phgifts

philflora.gif

Manila Times Friends

 

Back To Top

Severino O. Frayna Jr., Benjie Dela Rosa
Powered by: 
The Manila Times Web Admin

Home | About Us | Contact | Subscribe | Advertise | Feedback | Archives | Help

  Copyright (c) 2001 The Manila Times | Terms of Service
The Manila Times Publishing Corp. All rights reserved.

Hosted by: