[Kasalikasan] First for all the wrong reasons
Global Witness released its annual report on the state of the world’s environmental defenders, and the Philippines again recorded the most killings in Asia for the 13th straight year, with 12 cases
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[DOCUMENTARY] Smokey Mountain: May buhay sa basura
Panoorin ang dokumentaryong ito ngayong Linggo, ika-4 ng Oktubre
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PH still deadliest country in Asia for environmental defenders for 13th straight year
The latest report from watchdog group Global Witness says violence against defenders in the Philippines in 2025 was linked to the government’s counterinsurgency programs and extractive projects
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[Inside the Newsroom] Making sense of Pax Silica
Reporting on the US-backed AI initiative reveals a story that stretches beyond technology — to protests, geopolitics, and the fight over the narrative
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Pax Silica, El Niño: Environmental issues for SONA 2026
From landfill crises to water supply concerns surrounding Pax Silica, which environmental issue do you think should be mentioned in this year’s SONA?
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SONA 2026: Marcos wants solid waste law updated to allow waste-to-energy
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. directs Congress to align the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act with ‘modern waste management practices’
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Climate change is driving record heat in Europe’s seas, scientists say
The rising sea temperatures threaten marine ecosystems and coastal communities, potentially reshaping food sources and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events
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One week in Apayao forest reveals 15 reptile, amphibian species
‘The documentation of at least 15 herpetofaunal species, including specimens that may potentially be new to science, demonstrates how much more there is to discover in our forests,’ says Dorothy Joy Cayaba of the local environment office
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[OPINYON] P1.9 trilyon sa flood control: Nasaan ang science?
Sa susunod na budget hearings, huwag lang itanong kung magkano ang ilalaan sa flood control. Tanungin kung nasaan ang science.
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The unexpungeable odor of Smokey Mountain past
Residents at Upper Smokey Mountain — or what’s left of the legacy waste of the former dumpsite — contend with government efforts to remove them from their homes
