The news landscape, that is. We track what’s shifting in Philippine sustainability—the regulations gaining teeth, the industries making moves, the fights worth watching—and the outcomes happening beyond the announcement.
Marine biologist Kent Carpenter spent more than 50 years studying ocean life in the Philippines. He was killed in his home in Negros Occidental.
The initiative will be done across portions of the Samar Island Natural Park, the largest terrestrial protected area in the Philippines.
‘Conservation can achieve better results when there’s diversity of thought and lived experiences.’
A suspected 234 containers of e-waste and one container of plastic waste have been dumped in Subic since March 2025.
‘It just seems like everything is on fire. But ultimately, we have to focus on what we can do.’
Selected participants can win up to ₱100,000 to produce their climate short film.
New Clark City is hosting an ‘AI hub’ under the Pax Silica program, a U.S.-led international coalition.
Sustainability and environment experts weigh in on the costs and challenges of replanting trees.
‘Lost species’ have been rediscovered in the Philippines—including one that hasn’t been seen in 130 years.
This move from BSP is aligned with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s disclosure for publicly listed companies.
‘A commuter and pedestrian-friendly Philippines is one where streets are designed for people, not just cars.’
Liguasan Marsh is home to diverse fauna and flora and is considered an ‘important bird and biodiversity area.’ It also contains significant volume of untapped oil and gas.
Corporate foundation leaders gathered to discuss the role of CSR in today’s changing landscape, amid rising social and environmental challenges.
The World Top 2% list features some of the most prominent researchers globally, spanning across 22 fields and 174 sub-fields of research.