Senator Loren Legarda urges the environment department to maximize environmental mandates, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices and conservation.

The Department of Energy reveals plans for 68 renewable energy projects in Western Visayas, with a target capacity of over 14,000 megawatts.

Iloilo City aims to end landfill use by embracing sustainable waste-to-energy technology, paving the way for economic growth and environmental conservation.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources aims to prioritize one million hectares of forest areas for afforestation and reforestation in collaboration with the local government units.

Palawan launches a mobile app allowing residents to report environmental violations discreetly, promoting conservation and sustainable resource use while protecting cultural heritage.

A tree planting event in Isabela emphasizes the importance of reviving the environment for future generations and community involvement.

President Marcos Jr. highlights importance of environmental protection programs to combat climate change and urges Filipinos to celebrate Arbor Day by planting trees and caring for the environment.

Puerto Princesa celebrates its 30th Feast of the Forest with urban tree planting to combat urban heat island effect.

Filipino architect’s global travels showed how he enriched his experiences and provided valuable lessons in local architecture and urban planning.

SM Prime Holdings shines with a win in Stevies and sustainability awards, proving its commitment to transparent reporting for a brighter and greener future.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources reaffirms its commitment to tree propagation and protection, celebrating the Vegetative Material Reproduction Facility and Arbor Day.

Senator Cynthia Villar Urges the public to embrace a circular economy, transforming waste into valuable end-products to safeguard biodiversity and natural resources.

A local university provides hybrid lectures tackling how to make one’s lifestyle more eco-friendly.

Department of Environment and Natural Resources urges Filipinos to protect forest habitats and save the critically endangered Philippine eagle for future generations.

A local advocacy group emphasized the importance of providing environmental laws to improve waste management nationwide.

Western Visayas eyed to produce a source of renewable energy to provide the power demand in the country.

The Philippines and Sweden have agreed to collaborate in implementing environmental programs for both countries.

The Civil Service Commission urged public servants to promote environmental conservation and sustainability in observance of environment month.

The Philippines and Israel are to strengthen environmental cooperation through sharing best practices and technologies for sustainability.

Angeles City government incentivizes waste segregation collecting recyclable plastics in exchange for rice.

The Climate Change Commission and Maritime Industry Authority join forces for a greener and sustainable maritime industry in the Philippines.

The Department of Labor and Employment program in Iloilo City employs 3,600 youths to plant 30,000 seedlings to promote greener environment.

The global clean energy investment surges, set to reach $1.7 trillion in 2023, surpassing oil production for the first time

The Climate Change Commission and the Armed Forces of the Philippines collaborate to address climate change through tree-planting and climate action initiatives.

Indigenous peoples in Davao Oriental province receive forest guard training to protect ancestral lands and the environment.

The United States government offered a financial grant to improve biodiversity services in the Philippines.

The provincial board in Iloilo made an ordinance that mandates residents to engage in tree-planting activities to develop environmental resources.

Unilever Philippines partnered with a local recycling company to promote plastic waste diversion within their products and company.

President Bongbong Marcos emphasizes the integration of the climate agenda into the country’s infrastructure development for sustainability and resilience.

The interagency task force reviews nuclear power as an alternative energy source, considering risks and regulatory framework for future utilization.

The Philippines partners with the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture to educate children on the importance of healthy forests for a sustainable food supply.

International artists and directors will conduct an online seminar to tackle climate change and how to possibly address it.

The trash-for-rice project encourages residents in Quezon province to participate in proper waste management.

Sorsogon’s ‘Kalikasan’ Program reaches milestone with 1 million trees planted.

Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan asserts that his island is environmentally safe for swimming and diving.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to grace the inauguration of the 160-megawatt wind farm in Ilocos Norte.

Identity solutions firm HID introduced its newest product highlighting its eco-friendly security cards.

A renewable energy firm turned over PHP353,000 to Ilocos Norte provincial government with its initiative to build solar technology for local residents.

A Filipina is set to open a free online drawing workshop for kids, training them on art and fashion relating to environmental issues.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources collaborated with Nestlé Philippines in a roundtable discussion to come up with more sustainable programs nationwide.

Ilocos Norte installed solar rooftops in 15 public schools and six government buildings to reduce carbon footprint.

The Philippines, together with other countries, participated in a conference promoting sustaining ecosystems.

The Leyte government invested Php 70 million in solar power systems at the new provincial capitol complex, hoping to inspire other entities to go sustainable.

Local organizations have encouraged Filipinos to do urban gardening which can help mitigate the impact of the El Niño phenomenon.

The Mindanao Development Authority collaborated with a French energy firm for the first hydrogen-renewable power plant in the country.

The Pangasinan government signs a deal with two energy companies for $503 million in solar projects to tackle the looming energy crisis.

Marcos Jr.’s administration allot about PHP2.39 billion for the National Greening Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources this year.

A power firm and a non-government organization have agreed to implement a reforestation and carbon sink project in Bukidnon province, a known sanctuary of the Philippine eagle.