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85% Of 550K Tree Seedlings In Ilocos Survive Under 2024 Greening Push

A promising 85% survival rate for tree seedlings in Ilocos highlights the effectiveness of the 2024 Greening Push.

Philippine Backs Call For Treaty To End Plastic Pollution

Uniting with 94 countries, the Philippines supports an international treaty focused on eradicating plastic pollution.
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Senator Legarda: Freedom Is Climate Action, Education, Heritage

Senator Legarda calls for a shift in perspective for a brighter future, aligning independence with environmental and cultural responsibilities.

DOE, JICA Partner For Technical Cooperation Project On Clean Energy

The DOE and JICA have come together to develop a technical cooperation project with a vision for clean energy advancements in the Philippines.

Brigada Eskwela 2025: EcoWaste Coalition Calls For Eco-Conscious Cleanup

The call for an eco-conscious cleanup during Brigada Eskwela reflects a commitment to a healthier planet.

DENR: More Infrastructure Needed To Curb Plastic Pollution

The DENR underscores that effective plastic waste management hinges on better infrastructure and systems for recycling and recovery.

Ilocos Norte To Develop 10-Hectare Beema Bamboo Plantation

Ilocos Norte is advancing a 10-hectare Beema bamboo plantation project with 10,000 propagules ready for planting during the upcoming rainy season in Barangay Camandingan.

DENR Bolsters Turtle Nesting Site Preservation In Agusan Del Norte

DENR’s initiatives for turtle nesting sites in Agusan del Norte illustrate the importance of environmental stewardship for future generations.
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Government Aid Lures More Youths Into Farming In Benguet Town

Local government and Department of Agriculture initiatives are making farming more appealing to La Trinidad's youth.

Trees May Emit Less Carbon Dioxide Under Climate Warming Than Expected

A global study reveals that tree emissions of carbon dioxide may be less severe than previously thought in the face of climate change.

DAR Strengthens Efforts To Protect Carood Watershed In Bohol

DAR strengthens initiatives for the Carood watershed in Bohol to ensure sufficient water resources for surrounding communities.

Senator Legarda: Philippines Must Lead By Example In Global Ocean Protection Efforts

Senator Legarda calls on the nation to take necessary steps to establish itself as a leader in ocean protection as the UN Ocean Conference approaches.

Climate Change Commission Backs Philippines Call To Protect World’s Oceans

The installation of “Blue Lanterns” serves as a reminder of the critical role oceans play in our climate.
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Climate Change Commission Backs Philippines Call To Protect World’s Oceans

The installation of “Blue Lanterns” serves as a reminder of the critical role oceans play in our climate.

La Union Collects 8.4 Metric Tons Of Plastic Through Trash-To-Goods Program

La Union continues to lead in waste management by collecting 8.4 metric tons of plastic through their “Trash to Goods Program.”

Continuous Training Key Strategy For Climate Resilience

The Climate Change Commission underlines the significance of consistent training as a fundamental step in building climate resilience.

Senator Legarda Renews Manila Call For Bold Climate Action Ahead Of UNOC3

The Manila Call to Action remains relevant as Senator Legarda promotes climate action leading up to the UN Ocean Conference in June 2025.

Cape Bojeador Lighthouse Safer With Upgraded Road, Solar Lights

Improvements in access road and installed solar lights make Cape Bojeador Lighthouse a safer destination for tourists.

Volunteers Collect 2.5 Tons Of Trash In Caraga Cleanup

A remarkable turnout of over 1,000 volunteers in Caraga leads to the collection of 2.5 tons of trash, demonstrating the power of teamwork.
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