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Baguio To Enforce Strict Waste Segregation In 6 Pilot Areas

Baguio is testing stricter segregation measures in six barangays as the city works toward a more organized and sustainable waste management system.

DENR: Climate Resilience Should Be Part Of ASEAN Security Agenda

Climate-related risks should no longer be overlooked in security discussions, according to the DENR, as ASEAN works toward stronger collective preparedness.

National Nutrition Council Eyes Community Gardens, Local Livelihoods To Fight Hunger

Food security efforts are expanding beyond direct assistance through community gardens and livelihood programs designed to provide longer-term support for households.

Department Of Energy Eyes More Solar Installations Amid Streamlined Processes

Medical facilities are among the sectors that could gain easier access to solar energy through reduced regulatory requirements and application steps.

Baguio LGU Asks Groups To Adopt Waterways, Help Revive Rivers

Baguio's rivers could benefit from sustained community action as the city seeks partners willing to adopt and help maintain local waterways.

DOE Committed To Boosting Waste-To-Energy Program

Investment opportunities in waste-to-energy could expand once the government completes preparations for the technology's special auction round.
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Lighting The Future With Renewables: Unlocking The Potential Of Central Luzon

Raslag Corporation (RASLAG), a leading player in the renewable energy industry, is now providing reliable yet cost-effective renewable energy to its customers through high-quality solar power projects in the country.

SMC’s Backyard Bukid Is Empowering Support Staff One Seed At A Time

A full year since the project was green-lit by SMC President and Chief Executive Officer Ramon S. Ang himself, it has more than lived up to its purpose of making productive use of idle land at the head office property.

One Month On: World Vision Assists More Than 9,000 Typhoon Odette-Affected Families

A month after Typhoon Odette struck the Philippines, causing billions of dollars in damage to agriculture and infrastructure, World Vision provided life-saving help to almost 9,000 families, including 10,912 children, in the typhoon's hardest-hit provinces.

Virology Institute Charter To Help Recovery Of PH Agri Sector

After the government reported recent outbreaks of avian influenza in several duck and quail farms in Bulacan and Pampanga, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee stated that creating the Virology Institute of the Philippines (VIP) would be crucial in ensuring the agriculture sector's recovery.

World Vision Conducts Climate Change Summit To Intensify Waste Management In Cotabato

“Sustainability means leaving something for our children,” says guest speaker Ryan Fabay, Mindanao State University Faculty, in the recently concluded Climate Change Summit in Cotabato City.

31 More Iloilo City Villages To Adopt Urban Gardening

Iloilo City government is expanding its urban gardening project to promote sustainable farming with 31 villages committing to join the "JPT (Jerry P. Treñas) Ediscape (edible landscaping) II during the launching held on Tuesday.