Cebu City's Temporary Garbage Station Under Control
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival reports the temporary garbage transfer station near SRP Pond A is operating smoothly, with foul odor complaints reduced through nightly hauling of 500 tons of waste.
Category : Environment
Cebu Water District Readies for El Niño, Faces Supply Issues
The Metropolitan Cebu Water District asserts readiness for the hot dry season despite El Niño warnings, but faces criticism over groundwater reliance, rising costs, and a surge in water meter thefts across northern Cebu.
Eco-Park Planned for Mananga River to Curb Flooding in Talisay
DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon inspected riprap construction on the Mananga River, revealing plans for an eco-park to deter informal settlers and reduce flood risks, with rehabilitation work 50% complete ahead of the rainy season.
DOH: Elderly, Children Most Vulnerable to Heat Illnesses
Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa warns senior citizens and children are at highest risk for heat-related illnesses as the Philippines enters the warm and dry season, with hospitals prepared for emergencies.
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Zambales Coastal Communities Trained by DENR to Protect Marine Turtles
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has trained 40 coastal residents in Zambales to strengthen community-led protection of Olive Ridley and Green sea turtles within the Masinloc and Oyon Bay Protected Landscape and Seascape.
Cebu City Enforces Stricter Energy Conservation in Government Offices
Cebu City Government mandates new energy-saving policies including optimized lighting, air-conditioning limits, and fuel conservation to cut costs and promote sustainability.
MCWD Strategy Shift to Lower Costs and Stabilize Water Supply
Metro Cebu Water District reduces reliance on expensive private water contracts by boosting well production and desalination to manage costs for 200,000 consumers amid a 10% rate adjustment.
Cotabato City Transport Strike: P5 Fare Hike Demanded
A transport strike in Cotabato City started today, March 23, 2026, with operators protesting government neglect and demanding a P5 fare increase due to rising fuel prices. The strike will continue until March 25, affecting city transportation.
PAGASA Declares Start of Summer Dry Season in Philippines
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration has formally declared the onset of the summer dry season, marking the end of the northeast monsoon and signaling hotter temperatures nationwide.
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Mactan Fire Causes P1.1M Damage, Displaces 115 People
A fire in Saac, Mactan destroyed 20 homes, partially burned 5 others, and displaced 115 individuals. Damage is estimated at P1.1 million, with no reported casualties. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Cebu City Promotes Household Composting for Waste Solution
Cebu City launches a household composting initiative at Eco Park, demonstrating low-cost methods to turn organic waste into fertilizer, with plans for expansion across barangays.
Blue Alert for Semana Santa in Central Luzon as Heat Rises
The Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Operations Center in Central Luzon raises its alert status to 'blue' for Semana Santa, with heightened monitoring for disasters and extreme heat conditions during the Holy Week observance.
Cebu Food Bank Grows from Home Project to Global Partner
The Cebu Food Bank, founded by Governor Pamela Baricuatro, has evolved from a home-based feeding program into a major anti-hunger initiative. It now partners with the Global FoodBanking Network and sources supplies from donations, while legal complaints a
Waste-to-Energy: Philippines' Answer to Soaring Fuel Costs
As Middle East conflicts escalate energy prices, the Philippines turns to waste-to-energy technology. A major P4-billion project in Tarlac promises to power 10,000 homes while addressing waste management challenges, despite local opposition.
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Iloilo City Advances Urban Heat Resilience Plans
Iloilo City officials and a resilience expert have initiated technical deliberations to strengthen urban heat resilience, with findings to inform a presentation at an upcoming regional workshop in Bangkok, Thailand.
Waste-to-Energy: A Solution for Rising Electricity Costs
As electricity bills soar due to imported fuel dependence, a new Waste-to-Energy facility in New Clark City promises to convert 600 tons of daily trash into reliable power for 10,000 homes, offering a local solution to global energy volatility.
Cebu Fire Destroys 15 Homes, Displaces 75 in Tisa
A morning blaze in Sityo Filter Site, Barangay Tisa, Cebu City, on March 23, 2026, gutted 15 homes, affected 25 families, and caused P861,000 in damage, with two injuries reported.
Nurse Susie Mascot Fights Plastic Waste in Hospitals
BAN Toxics and UNIDO unveil Nurse Susie mascot at QMMC to promote waste minimization and reduce plastic hazards in Philippine healthcare facilities through a nationwide roadshow.
Cebu City Fire Displaces 500, Prompts State of Calamity
A devastating fire in Barangay Tisa, Cebu City, has affected 148 families, destroying 112 homes. The blaze, sparked by an electrical issue, led to a state of calamity declaration and temporary shelter at a local high school.
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Solar Solutions Urged Amid Rising Electricity Costs and Demand
Cebu Electricity Rights Advocates warns of a 'perfect storm' from summer heat and geopolitical tensions, pushing power rates higher. The group promotes affordable solar kits for households and micro-entrepreneurs to reduce grid reliance and cut bills.
Santa Ana Slashes Landfill Waste 98% with Recycling Initiatives
The Santa Ana LGU in Pampanga reports dramatic waste reduction, with hauling costs plummeting from nearly ₱1 million to just ₱19,158 monthly, thanks to segregation and composting efforts.
Fair Weather Forecast with High Heat Index in Key Cities
PAGASA predicts fair weather across the Philippines on Monday, with warm conditions due to easterlies. Davao City may experience a heat index of 39°C, while isolated thunderstorms could trigger flash floods or landslides.
Bacolod Urges Gov't to Speed Up Renewable Energy Programs
Bacolod City Council approves resolution calling for accelerated development of renewable energy programs to address rising global oil prices and reduce dependence on imported fuel.
Pagasa Ends Amihan, Declares Start of Warm Dry Season
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has officially announced the conclusion of the northeast monsoon, or amihan, signaling the beginning of the country's warm and dry season. The weather bureau advises
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Cebu City's 'Trash to Cash' Ordinance Aims to Solve Waste Crisis
Cebu City Councilor Joel Garganera has proposed an ordinance converting mineral water bottles and other recyclables into cash to address the city's waste management crisis through a circular economy approach.
Davao Free Bus Rides Continue Amid Fuel Surge, Land Delays
Davao City extends free bus rides as fuel prices rise, while land acquisition issues delay the Davao Bus Project's first phase to 2027. The P76-billion initiative aims to transform public transport with electric buses and smart technology.
Cebu City's Cash-for-Trash Plan Turns Bottles into Money
Cebu City introduces a groundbreaking ordinance mandating refundable deposits on beverage containers, aiming to reduce landfill waste and incentivize recycling through cash rebates for consumers and producers.
Coast Guard Rescues Fisherman Missing for Five Days
A 32-year-old fisherman from Zambales was rescued by the Philippine Coast Guard after being missing for five days in the waters off Bajo de Masinloc. He received immediate medical assistance onboard.
LTFRB 7 Extends Fuel Subsidy Deadline to March 23
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) 7 has extended the deadline for drivers and operators to complete requirements for the government's fuel subsidy program until March 23, 2026. Beneficiaries must have an active e-wallet acco
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Pag-asa: Hot, Humid Days Ahead with Easterlies
The Philippines faces hot and humid weather due to easterlies, with possible sudden rain in some regions. No storms are expected in the next two weeks.
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