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Cebu Developers Accused of Using Unlicensed Planners

Monterrazas de Cebu developers face allegations of using unlicensed environmental planners for critical documents. Environmental planner Gus Agosto reveals potential RA 10587 violations. Learn the legal implications.

Why Filipinos Now Fear the Rain They Once Loved

A personal reflection on how climate change and urbanization have transformed the rain in the Philippines from a blessing into a source of fear and disruption. Discover the urgent need for resilient flood control.

COP30 Fails as Nations Abandon Climate Commitments

The UN's COP30 climate conference in Belém faces collapse as major polluters skip the event and the 1.5°C target is declared unachievable. Discover why global climate action is failing.

Use NOAH Flood Maps to Prepare for Disasters

Project NOAH urges the public to use its free hazard maps and forecasting tools to prepare for severe storms. Check your area's flood risk today and protect your family.

Typhoon Tino Floods Capiz, Sparks Mining Debate

Advocacy groups link Typhoon Tino's devastation in Capiz and Leyte to nickel mining and climate injustice. They demand trillions in ecological debt from Global North nations. Read more.

Typhoon Tino Search, Climate Justice Demand in Cebu

As Typhoon Tino batters Visayas, a search continues for missing persons in Cebu. Greenpeace demands climate justice, urging the President to act on the Loss and Damage Fund and hold polluters accountable.

COP30: Philippines Demands Climate Justice at UN Summit

As COP30 unfolds in Brazil, the Philippines confronts climate injustice. Despite minimal emissions, our nation faces devastating typhoons while leading the fight for accountability through the Loss and Damage Fund.

60-Day Price Freeze on Basic Goods in Effect

The Philippine government implements a 60-day price freeze on basic necessities across the country following President Marcos Jr.'s state of calamity declaration due to El Niño.

2025 Among 3 Warmest Years Ever Recorded

The European Union's climate monitoring service reveals alarming data showing 2025 is likely to be one of the three warmest years in recorded history, signaling urgent climate action needed.

Typhoon Tino Wreaks Havoc on Cebu Corn Farms

Agricultural officials warn of significant damage to Cebu's corn production as Typhoon Tino batters the region, threatening food security and farmers' livelihoods.

Philippine Youth Climate Proposals Get Official Backing

Young Filipino climate activists gain unprecedented government support as their groundbreaking recommendations receive official endorsement for COP30, marking a historic moment in Philippine environmental policy.

P760M Aid Released for El Niño-Affected Provinces

The Office of the President has mobilized P760 million in critical assistance to provinces severely impacted by the ongoing El Niño phenomenon, providing immediate relief to agricultural communities facing drought conditions.

Lost Upland Forests Worsen Cebu Flood Crisis

Rampant deforestation in Cebu's upland areas is exposing communities to severe flooding, with environmental experts warning of escalating disasters without immediate intervention.

Alternergy Secures SEC's First Green Equity Label

Alternergy Holdings Corporation makes history by receiving the Philippines' first Green Equity Label from SEC, marking a significant advancement in sustainable investing and renewable energy development.

P154M Climate Grant Boosts Mindanao Farmers

Mindanao farmers are set to benefit from a P154 million climate adaptation grant aimed at enhancing agricultural resilience and food security across the region's key farming communities.

Negros Occidental Under Red Alert for El Niño

Negros Occidental declares red alert status as provincial government implements emergency measures to combat severe El Niño effects. Learn about the water conservation strategies and agricultural protection plans.

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