Environment

After the magnitude-7.8 Mindanao quake, Casino Plus's Color Your World Foundation brings solar lamps, fans, and relief to displaced families in GenSan and Sarangani.

Mont Property Group has informed the Cebu City Council that all 24 detention ponds at the Monterrazas de Cebu development are now completed and fully operational, with total storage capacity reaching more than twice what environmental regulators require.

Jakarta struggles with up to 1.5 million stray cats. Discover how local NGOs and the city government are using trap, neuter, release programs to control the population.

Manila Water completes key upgrades in Antipolo and Parañaque, while pushing forward on the East La Mesa plant in Quezon City to secure water supply against El Niño.

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Sarangani, Mindanao on June 8, 2026, severely disrupting the opening of the public school year. With thousands of classrooms destroyed, the Department of Education faces a monumental challenge in ensuring students do not lose crucial class days despite the implementation of flexible learning modes.

The death toll from the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao has reached 61, with 33 still missing. Relief efforts intensify in isolated areas of Sarangani and Davao Occidental.

Navotas fisherfolk mark World Oceans Day with renewed calls to uphold the Manila Bay reclamation suspension, citing a DENR study on environmental risks and lost livelihoods.

Over 200 million Americans face dangerous weather conditions as historic heat wave hits Southwest while severe storms and blizzards impact eastern states.

Over 200 million Americans face extreme weather as unprecedented storm system brings blizzards, heat waves, and flooding from coast to coast, offering climate lessons for island nations.

Cebu City saw fewer fires in 2025 but higher damages, with 34 incidents causing P10M in losses compared to 39 incidents and P9M damages in 2024, highlighting urban fire risks.

Cebu City councilor proposes integrating solid waste management education in schools as long-term solution to the city's deepening garbage crisis.

Cebu councilor proposes teaching waste management in schools as long-term solution to garbage crisis, drawing lessons from Japan's successful education-based approach.

As COP30 reveals power imbalances in climate negotiations, the Philippines faces the challenge of ensuring our vulnerable communities' voices reach decision-making rooms.

Tropical Depression Wilma accelerates through Samar province, heading toward Palawan with 45 kph winds. Multiple provinces under Signal No. 1 as storm brings strong winds and rough seas.

With 447 ECCs issued nationwide, these environmental certificates balance development needs with ecological protection across the Philippine archipelago's diverse regions.

Uwan weakens to severe tropical storm outside PAR but continues threatening Northern Luzon with heavy rains, landslides, and rough seas affecting rural communities.

Super Typhoon Uwan's encounter with the Sierra Madre mountain range showcased why this 540-kilometer natural barrier is called Luzon's backbone, protecting millions from devastating winds.