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No traces of oil in Puerto Galera beach town yet — mayor
"If the oil spill reaches us, we have a boom to block the spread. We are prepared," Puerto Galera Mayor Rocky Ilagan said. → Read More
BuCor urget to rethink plan to put up facilities in Masungi reserve
The Upper Marikina Watershed Coalition said the proposal of BuCor to build facilities in the award-winning ecotourism site “would threaten the delicate balance of the ecosystem and compromise the integrity of the entire area.” → Read More
BuCor urged to rethink plan to put up facilities in Masungi reserve
The Upper Marikina Watershed Coalition said the proposal of BuCor to build facilities in the award-winning ecotourism site “would threaten the delicate balance of the ecosystem and compromise the integrity of the entire area.” → Read More
As strike looms, Marcos says jeepney phaseout 'necessary' but can be improved
The chief executive also said he hopes that the planned transport strike from March 6 to 12 will not push through. → Read More
Masungi Georeserve alarmed over BuCor inspection for Bilibid plans
Masungi reported that 20 BuCor personnel went to the georeserve with orders to conduct an inspection and security threat assessment. → Read More
Dumagat-Remontados start nine-day march to Palace vs Kaliwa Dam
The indigenous peoples—joined by farmers, fisherfolks and environmental groups opposing the P12.2-billion dam project—began their nine-day journey to the presidential palace in the town of General Nakar in Quezon province. → Read More
Dumagat-Remontados to march to urge Marcos to stop Kaliwa Dam project
Even as the tunneling in the project site began last year, members of Dumagat-Remontado communities in the two provinces vowed in a briefing on Monday that they would continue to resist the project. → Read More
Sibuyan folk fear nickel mining will destroy 'Galapagos of Asia'
Sibuyanons urged the Department of Environment and Natural Resources to suspend the mining operations of Altai Philippines Mining Corporation (APMC) on the island, which is home to unique flora and fauna. → Read More
Planting wrong mangrove species a risky waste of time, group says
Some mangrove planting initiatives in the country do not achieve the ultimate goal of growing seedlings until they mature, Mangroves Matter PH said. → Read More
What went wrong: Paeng's high death toll
For a country no stranger to tropical storms, the question, then, is why was Paeng so deadly? → Read More
PAGASA modernization brings hope for better weather forecasting
In 2015, late President Benigno ‘Noynoy’ Aquino III signed Republic Act 10692 or the PAGASA Modernization Act, which mandates the upgrade of physical resources and operational techniques of the national weather agency. → Read More
DOH: Rise in COVID-19 cases can't be linked to eased masking rules for now
Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire, officer-in-charge of the DOH, said the agency is still analyzing the effects of the optional masking outdoors to the trend of cases. → Read More
Philippines logs over 15,000 COVID-19 cases from September 5 to 11
The country’s average daily infections were at 2,197 from September 5 to 11. The figure was 10% lower than cases logged from a week before. → Read More
Beyond business, are alt-proteins better for the planet and people?
Experts said that widespread adoption of alternative proteins can play a vital role in tackling climate change and meeting the demands of the growing population. → Read More
Beyond business, are alt-proteins better for the planet and people?
Experts said that widespread adoption of alternative proteins can play a vital role in tackling climate change and meeting the demands of the growing population. → Read More
28,008 new COVID-19 cases logged from August 8 to 14
In a bulletin, the DOH said the daily average reached 4,001 from August 8 to 14. → Read More
Vergeire designated as DOH's officer-in-charge
Vergeire is the Undersecretary for the Public Health Services Team and the Office of the Chief of Staff. Last June, she was designated to head the National Vaccination Operations Center. → Read More
Southeast Asia’s lofty gas plans pose threats to waters rich with marine life
As Southeast Asian countries scale up investment in fossil gas infrastructure, measures must be put in place to mitigate the impacts of the projects’ life cycle on the marine environment and the communities. → Read More
Marcos tests positive for COVID-19
“He has a slight fever, but he is otherwise okay. Those in close contact with him are currently being informed by the Presidential Management Staff to observe their symptoms,” Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles said in a briefing. → Read More
DOH: Pandemic response, other ops continue even without health chief
Health Undersecretary Lilibeth David said that all services and activities of the DOH, including COVID-19 pandemic response efforts, other disease prevention and control, and health promotion matters are ongoing. → Read More