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'Filipinos have more than earned the right to be skeptical and to scrutinize the national budget, especially the proposed flood control projects of more than ₱103 billion.'
The updated NDC puts the majority of its ambition behind foreign funding—and dances around 'coal' and 'fossil fuels.'
The UNEP’s new report, Limiting Overshoot, explores pathways to navigating an near-inevitable 1.5ºC temperature rise in the next few years.
Travel and wildlife filmmaker Renzo Maano faces a moral dilemma in ‘Black or White: The Story of the Butanding’ after discovering the harmful impacts of Oslob, Cebu's well-loved whale shark watching industry.
Research from the past few years examines whether the ever-accessible camote might provide unique health benefits.
The southwest monsoon, or habagat, dropped nearly half of Typhoon Ondoy's rainfall on Metro Manila in five hours.
'The Philippines should not have to choose between technology investment and transparent sustainability.'
Despite $121 million in backing, is there enough local support to get the project off the ground?
Aboitiz CarbonPH aims to bring back greenery across 71,000 hectares and 10 municipalities in Cebu.
A 20-hectare wastewater lagoon collapsed into North Bais Bay releasing an estimated 255,000 cubic meters of molasses-based wastewater.
Amid a worsening climate crisis, more young Filipinos are creating their own creative, outdoor communities as an act of resistance and hope.
Marine biologist Kent Carpenter spent more than 50 years studying ocean life in the Philippines. He was killed in his home in Negros Occidental.