Featured · Climate & Conservation
Rhett Ayers Butler
Marine biologist Kent Carpenter spent more than 50 years studying ocean life in the Philippines. He was killed in his home in Negros Occidental.
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Featured · Climate & ConservationThe Philippines’ second NDC is ‘awaiting scheduling’ as ICJ climate ruling raises the stakes
Featured · Climate & ConservationThe most dangerous place in Asia for environmental defenders, and why we refuse to stop
Climate & Conservation
News and stories about the greatest challenge of our time, and the Filipinos fighting to conserve the natural world.
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- Philippines’ largest marine protected area faces ecological degradation following ethanol wastewater spill
- Kent Carpenter named the ‘Center of the Center’ of ocean biodiversity, and gave it 50 years of his life
- Environmental groups sound alarm on illegal e-waste shipments from the US
- Learn from GAIA: How to build a zero-waste island
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Featured · CapitalExplainer: Why is the Philippines offering the US-led Pax Silica 4,000 acres of land?
Featured · CapitalOpen call: Inviting organizations in the Philippines to join Sustina’s Circular Solutions Map
Featured · CapitalIn Ilocos Norte, fisherfolk raise concerns about becoming a ‘renewable energy capital’
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What businesses, government agencies, and financial institutions are investing in green initiatives, and whether it's working.
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- Aboitiz Foundation, DENR launch 71,000-hectare reforestation project in Cebu
- DENR partners with aDryada to restore 120,000 hectares of forest in Samar for carbon credits
- Inside Villgro’s Fair Futures Showcase: The impact of 11 local climate ventures
- Explainer: Why is the Philippines offering the US-led Pax Silica 4,000 acres of land?
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Featured · CultureWhy young Filipinos are turning to creativity to navigate climate anxiety
Featured · CultureWhat LGBTQIA+ community builders want us to know about inclusion
Featured · CultureHow the words we choose decide who’s welcome
Culture
The unwritten rules and practices shaping how Filipinos show up for land and community.
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Featured · Climate & Conservation6 Rediscovered species that remind us why conservation matters
Featured · ScienceInside the work of 26 world-recognized Filipino scientists
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Science
Scientific discoveries from the edges of research that reveal big truths about the world and its environment.
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Featured · Climate & Conservation
The Ocean Cleanup cites logistics behind Philippines’ delayed launch—but a familiar funding problem lurks
Featured · Climate & Conservation
The Philippines’ second NDC is ‘awaiting scheduling’ as ICJ climate ruling raises the stakes
Featured · Climate & Conservation
The most dangerous place in Asia for environmental defenders, and why we refuse to stop
At a glance
Featured · Capital
Explainer: Why is the Philippines offering the US-led Pax Silica 4,000 acres of land?
Featured · Capital
Open call: Inviting organizations in the Philippines to join Sustina’s Circular Solutions Map
Featured · Capital
In Ilocos Norte, fisherfolk raise concerns about becoming a ‘renewable energy capital’
At a glance
Featured · Culture
Why young Filipinos are turning to creativity to navigate climate anxiety
Featured · Culture
What LGBTQIA+ community builders want us to know about inclusion
Featured · Culture
How the words we choose decide who’s welcome
At a glance
Featured · Climate & Conservation
6 Rediscovered species that remind us why conservation matters
Featured · Science
Inside the work of 26 world-recognized Filipino scientists
Featured · Climate & Conservation