Senator Cynthia Villar expresses hope that the public embraces the vision of ‘Linis Ganda,’ inspired by the late environmentalist Leonarda Navato Camacho, fondly known as ‘Narda.

DSWD and DILG join forces for a greener future! The Collaborative efforts promote environmental responsibility and sustainability in Philippine communities.

Compassion marks 51 years of supporting children in the Philippines by officially launching local fundraising operations.

Senate President Pro Tempore Loren Legarda advocates for sustainability by harnessing overlooked resources like ‘pinyapel’—paper made from discarded pineapple leaves.

Northern Samar provincial government grants PHP400,000 in cash incentives to two towns for achieving Zero Open Defecation status.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government campaign to keep 42,000 villages nationwide clean and environment-friendly includes making communities self-reliant by planting fruit-bearing trees and vegetables.

Baguio City Ecumenical Council takes the lead in educating its church members on proper waste management to tackle the city’s garbage challenges.

Department of Energy Undersecretary Rowena Cristina Guevara unveils opportunities for foreign companies, particularly from Europe, as stagnant RE projects with secured service contracts create openings.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. unveils a transformative vision for the Pasig River Urban Development Project—people-centered and community-driven.

Perpetual Help Community Cooperative Inc., a prominent Visayan billionaire cooperative, illuminates the way with a generous donation of PHP500,000 worth of solar lamp posts.

Green progress in Bacolod City! The government gears up to bid out the development of the 8.7-hectare Bacolod Tree and Eco Park in Barangay Alangilan this January.

In an engaging dinner meeting with business executives, Senator Raffy Tulfo delved into exciting investment prospects in the Philippines’ Energy sector.

Revolutionize your commute and breathe cleaner air! Central Pangasinan embraces electric vehicles for a greener future and better air quality.

Sugba Lagoon, a Siargao Island gem in Carmen, Surigao del Norte, temporarily closes its doors to visitors for a month-long annual environmental rehabilitation.

Ilocos Norte takes a green leap forward as solar panels adorn the rooftop of the capitol building, paving the way for sustainability and reduced electricity costs.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. pledges vigilant oversight of nationwide village cleanup initiatives to foster a cleaner environment.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development announces plans for a PHP40-million multipurpose satellite warehouse in Allen, Northern Samar, bolstering disaster response capabilities.

The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System takes proactive steps towards water security with the implementation of a comprehensive roadmap

House leader asserts Congress prerogative to allocate funds for state universities and colleges offering senior high school programs on a case-by-case basis.

Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation diligently validating claims for 1,752 farmers in Antique affected by El Niño.

Baguio City government opens doors for 300 underprivileged students with summer employment through SPES 2024.

Buckle up for a heat surge! The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration predicts soaring temperatures up to 40°C in certain regions from March to April.

National government records PHP182.6 million excise tax revenue in 2023 from mining operations on Homonhon Island, Guiuan, Eastern Samar.

The Union of Local Authority of the Philippines president highlights the importance of sustainable resource management in addressing weather phenomena.

The Energy Regulatory Commission simplifies the permit process and partners with the local government units to establish a one-stop shop for solar home systems amid the El Niño threat.

Celebrating success, Iskolar ni Juan Scholars from batches 15B and 16 shine in Gokongwei Brothers Foundation’s tech-voc program graduation ceremony.

From fishing village to ultramodern metropolis, Dubai’s remarkable transformation holds lessons for global innovation and sustainable growth.

The Philippines secures a seat on the Loss and Damage Fund Board, becoming a voice for developing countries vulnerable to climate change.

Local constituents transform single-use plastics into breathtaking 3D art, celebrating the Christmas spirit and promoting sustainability.

President Marcos Jr. reorganized the El Niño Task Force, ensuring food, water, and power security amid weather phenomena.

The Baguio city government urges schools and organizations to join in tree-tending activities as planting season ends to encourage individuals to protect the forests.

President Bongbong Marcos takes action against El Niño, ensuring steady water and power supply to combat the effects.

Nestlé PH partners with the Million Trees Foundation to launch Kasambuhay Forest, planting 7,500 trees to combat deforestation and tackle climate change. Together, we can make a difference!

Climate change accelerates at an alarming rate, making it harder to limit global temperature increases.

Western Visayas public schools rally together, planting over 20,000 native trees in a nationwide Christmas tree-planting activity.

SM Prime and WWF-Philippines unite more than 30 student ambassadors from over ten Manila high schools in a transformative eco-camp for environmental leadership.

More than 4,000 public schools in the Bicol region joined nationwide tree planting, aiming for 20,355 trees as the Department of Education’s Christmas gift fostering environmental responsibility.

President Marcos Jr. calls for urgent climate finance action to help developing countries adapt to the extreme impacts of climate change.

The Philippines and the World Economic Forum join forces to combat plastic pollution and protect precious blue carbon ecosystems.

Energy Development Corporation celebrates four decades of Palinpinon 1 geothermal power plant, pledging more years of clean, renewable energy.

The UN Weather Agency warned that 2023 is poised to be the hottest year on record, emphasizing the critical need for urgent climate action.

President Marcos Jr. hands over the People’s Survival Fund to local government units, strengthening climate change adaptation programs for the disaster-resilient Philippines.

Phivolcs unveils ambitious modernization plans at the Senate hearing, aiming for 300 quake stations, sea level monitors, and upgraded volcano systems.

More than 100 countries unite to triple renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030 in a historic climate commitment.

The Philippines takes a proactive approach to climate change with new projects funded by the People’s Survival Fund.

Government provides cash aid to Solsona, Ilocos Norte residents affected by typhoons “Egay” and “Goring,” whose houses suffered partial damage and flooding in July and August.

The Department of Agriculture distributes PHP 26.3 million in machinery, indemnity, and loans to aid earthquake-affected areas in South Cotabato.