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Plastic pollution is seen at the Estero de Tripa de Gallina, Manila’s longest creek and one of Manila Bay’s main tributaries, a day before World Environment Day 2023. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIA

EcoWaste: Marine litter decreased by 36%

By Aric John Sy Cua - January 18, 2025

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Cagayan Valley miners oriented on biodiversity conservation

January 18, 2025

The Taal Vista Hotel. PHOTO FROM SM FOUNDATION

Taal Vista Hotel celebrates legacy of community-building

January 18, 2025

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Risk Outlook 2025: A fragmented world

January 18, 2025

Helios provides solar energy to households. PHOTOS FROM WAVEMAKER PARTNERS

VC funds startups that solve climate challenges

January 11, 2025

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The Clima Act: Companies accountable for climate damage

By Ludwig Federigan - January 11, 2025

Cagayan State University (CSU) signs a memorandum of understanding with CHRG Electric Vehicle Technologies Inc., and the Department of Science and Technology-Metals Industry Research and Development Center for EV development and production. PHOTO FROM CSU OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

Building an EV base in Cagayan

By Leander C. Domingo - January 11, 2025

DENR Secretary Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga (center) with leaders of partner organizations during the launch. PHOTOS FROM DENR

P100M to save the PH's six most endangered species

By Cora Llamas - January 4, 2025

Participants at the Taiwan-Asia Vegetable Initiative Seed Homecoming Ceremony. PHOTO FROM SEARCA

SEA gene banks protect vegetable biodiversity

By Leander C. Domingo - January 4, 2025

Asia Health, Wellness and Security Conference 2024 panel discussion. (From left) Dr. Olivier Lo, group medical director, International SOS Foundation; Suzanne Gaboury, director general, private sector operations department, Asia Development Bank; Leandro Lojo, managing director, Marsh McLennan PH; and the author.PHOTO FROM INTERNATIONAL SOS FOUNDATION OF SINGAPORE

Climate-related insights will shape ESG and sustainability

By Ludwig Federigan - January 4, 2025

Okada Manila can produce 1,000 bottles of water per hour, all served in reusable glass bottles.

A green heart for greener holidays

By Cora Llamas - December 28, 2024

Residents of Bilangbilangan and Batasan islands installed solar panels. PHOTO FROM GREENPEACE

Greenpeace gives Bohol islands a solar energy upgrade

By Leander C. Domingo - December 28, 2024

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Are we ready to face climate change?

By Ludwig Federigan - December 28, 2024

Daram, Samar. PHOTO FROM OCEANA

Samar project aims to reduce 40% postharvest fish loss

By Cora Llamas - December 21, 2024

The critically endangered Bubalus mindorensis, commonly known as the Tamaraw, is found only on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines. PHOTO FROM TMPF AND BY THE WWF PHILIPPINES

Toyota pledges P3-M fund to protect the Tamaraw

By The Manila Times - December 21, 2024

Rep. Mark Cojuangco at the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. PHOTOS FROM LYN GEROLAO

How nuclear energy can lead to huge power savings

By Cora Llamas - December 14, 2024

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Research compares fish populations in PH, Japan

By Leander C. Domingo - December 14, 2024

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Energy transition: Collaboration as catalyst for change

By Ludwig Federigan - December 14, 2024

The central ‘clonal nursery’ can produce up to 300,000 planting stocks.

Mining company's forest program overshoots planting targets

By Leander C. Domingo - December 7, 2024

A professor at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology inspects sapplings at an experimental farm outside the campus in Thuwal in the Red Sea Jeddah governorate on Nov. 21, 2023. PHOTO BY AMER HILABI VIA AFP

KSA bets on tech to make deserts bloom

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Asia-Pacific College Multimedia Arts students at work in the studio. The academic program fuses creativity and technology to make art education relevant to the times. APC PHOTO

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The new school building built and donated by SM Foundation Inc. and SM Prime is equipped with armchairs, panoramic whiteboards, electric fans, and tables and chairs for teachers, providing an environment conducive for learning. Sta. Barbara Central School caters to almost 3,000 enrollees, 99 percent of whom are Muslim learners from four nearby villages. SMFI PHOTO

SM school building brings hope to Zamboanga

Plastic pollution is seen at the Estero de Tripa de Gallina, Manila’s longest creek and one of Manila Bay’s main tributaries, a day before World Environment Day 2023. PHOTO BY J. GERARD SEGUIA

Green Industries

EcoWaste: Marine litter decreased by 36%

By Aric John Sy Cua

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Cagayan Valley miners oriented on biodiversity conservation