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.
At the ASEAN Climate Dialogue, experts weigh in on what the region needs to deliver credible carbon credits.
‘Hope Floats’ will utilize Metro Manila’s central river network to create open spaces for community engagement.
At the inaugural Philippine Decarbonization Forum, DENR and SEC officials addressed the country’s carbon market readiness and what still stands in the way.
‘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.’
The Cebu landfill collapse reignites discussions around the Solid Waste Act on its 25th anniversary.
Environmentalists are calling on DENR to reject the development plan that threatens Masungi Georeserve’s karst formations.
Amid anomalous flood control projects and corruption scandals in 2025, Asian Development Bank stressed its continued support for the Philippines.
A growing number of environmental lawyers in the Philippines are working to give climate litigation teeth.
Environmental groups caution that waste-to-energy facilities are not zero-waste.
This is the first legal claim linking the climate impact of oil companies to personal injuries caused by extreme weather events.
The now-barren mining site is sandwiched by two protected areas.
A knowledge-sharing event organized by Thinking Machines gathered researchers and conservationists to discuss the growing role of AI in mangrove forest protection.
I4C is a global community of more than 400 dedicated climate investors.
Bais Bay is one of the Philippines’ largest marine protected areas, part of the Tañon Strait Protected Seascape (TSPS).