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Editor's Picks

A reading list, curated by our editors. All original, nuanced stories that we keep coming back to.

ASEAN needs to harmonize its carbon frameworks. Where do we begin?

At the ASEAN Climate Dialogue, experts weigh in on what the region needs to deliver credible carbon credits.

These founders are building climate solutions from the bottom up

The Nexus for Equity Accelerator Impact Showcase spotlights social enterprises working across clean energy, circular economy, and sustainable food and packaging.

Design meets diskarte: Inside Tropikalye’s archives

A photo essay on inventiveness and love for mint green in the Philippines.

Read the full discussion: DENR, SEC, business leaders weigh in on carbon market readiness

'We don’t have actual data on what organization, what communities, enter into agreement with the developers and proponents. Right now, we are trying to come up with a system.'

This captain knows where his trash goes. Do you?

Most ship captains navigate the stars. Daniel Scheler navigates trash, from Manila Bay’s polluted waters to its final destination.

Explainer: How will the Binaliw landfill collapse affect policies on solid waste and incineration?

The Cebu landfill collapse reignites discussions around the Solid Waste Act on its 25th anniversary.

After Antipolo mayor joins petition, VENA Group claims it is ‘not building wind turbines in karst areas’

Environmentalists are calling on DENR to reject the development plan that threatens Masungi Georeserve's karst formations.

Gobi Partners and Sustina launch Investors for Climate in Manila

I4C is a global community of more than 400 dedicated climate investors, headquartered in Singapore and New York City, spanning 40 cities worldwide.

A scientist’s defense of the Philippines’ hated ipis

Some scientists study cockroaches to extinguish them; a rare few study them out of love. Cristian Lucañas is part of the latter.

Mitzi Jonelle Tan: On activism and leading with love

A snapshot of climate activist and national convener for YACAP, Mitzi Jonelle Tan, before she begins a new chapter abroad.