DSWD-7 Aids Binaliw Landslide Victims in Cebu
The DSWD Field Office 7 distributed P10,000 and Family Food Packs to 11 families affected by the Binaliw landslide in Cebu City through the AICS program, with plans to expand assistance.
Category : Environment
CCC: Youth Vital for Climate-Resilient Future at SKSU Event
The Climate Change Commission emphasized youth leadership in climate resilience during Sultan Kudarat State University's 16th University Day, highlighting local climate impacts and academic excellence.
Consumers Seek Transparency in Renewable Energy Contracts
Electricity consumers in Metro Manila are calling for transparency in renewable energy project contracts and a probe into a solar firm controversy involving Rep. Leandro Leviste, following DOE contract cancellations.
Basilan Gives P1.2M Aid to Ferry Sinking Victims
Basilan provincial government provides P1.2 million financial assistance to 223 survivors and families of 7 fatalities from M/V Trisha Kerstin 3 sinking near Baluk-Baluk Island.
Search Continues for Missing Crew of Capsized MV Devon Bay
The Philippine Navy and Owwa persist in search and rescue operations for four missing Filipino seafarers after MV Devon Bay capsized near Bajo de Masinloc, while survivors and fatalities have been repatriated.
Bacolod Fires Destroy 20 Houses, No Injuries
A series of fire incidents in Bacolod City over the weekend destroyed at least 20 houses across two barangays, with property damage estimated at P165,000. No injuries were reported as authorities investigate the causes.
Mandaue City's 210-Ton Daily Waste Crisis Amid Landfill Closure
Mandaue City faces a critical waste disposal crisis, halting operations at Barangay Binaliw landfill. Officials estimate a three-month recovery, urging strict waste segregation to manage 210 tons of daily garbage.
15 Dead, 219 Rescued as Ferry Sinks Near Basilan
A passenger-cargo ferry sank off Baluk-Baluk Island, Basilan, killing at least 15 people. Rescue operations saved 219 passengers, with 43 missing. The vessel, MV Trisha Kerstin 3, was en route from Zamboanga to Jolo.
Shear Line, Amihan to Bring Rains Across Philippines
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration forecasts scattered to heavy rains in multiple regions on Monday, with risks of flash floods and landslides.
Experts Warn Bioplastics Growth Risks Repeating Plastic Crisis
Environmental leaders in Asia Pacific caution that bioplastics, driven by market incentives, may harm communities and climate without strong regulations and reuse systems.
Cebu Launches Data-Driven Cleanliness Drive
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro signs Executive Order No. 3, mandating all barangays, cities, and municipalities to publicly report waste management data to curb littering and improve sanitation.
Cebu City's 600-Ton Daily Waste Crisis with No Disposal
Cebu City faces a severe waste management crisis after Binaliw landfill closure, collecting 500-600 tons daily with no disposal site. Mayors of Talisay and Minglanilla refuse waste, citing environmental risks and Supreme Court rulings.
Cebu Waste Crisis After Landfill Collapse
The collapse of the 20-story Binaliw landfill in Cebu City has triggered a severe waste disposal emergency, forcing officials to urgently search for new dumping sites amid political disagreements.
Python Abuse in Davao Sparks PETA Outrage
A viral video showing a man violently swinging a python on a Davao City road has drawn condemnation from PETA and celebrities, highlighting animal welfare laws and ecological concerns.
Cebu City Waste Crisis: Landfill Dependence and Budget Cuts
Cebu City faces a severe waste management crisis, with COA audit revealing heavy landfill reliance, segregation failures, and a 92% budget cut for diversion programs, risking health and environment.
Sanitary Landfills in PH Are Actually Unsanitary Dumps
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David reveals how Philippine sanitary landfills violate RA 9003, mixing waste and causing environmental damage, with corruption undermining enforcement.
San Fernando Cracks Down on Smoking, Vaping in Public
San Fernando city government enforces Smoke-Free Ordinance with surprise inspections, confiscations, and fines up to ₱5,000 for violators in public places.
Fifth Body Recovered from Sunken MBCA Amejara
Philippine authorities confirm recovery of fifth body from capsized MBCA Amejara, with all remains found within country's Exclusive Economic Zone near Davao Occidental. Search operations continue for missing passengers.
Philippine Landfills Fail Laws, Fuel Climate Injustice
Across the Philippines, sanitary landfills operate as dumping grounds, mixing waste types and releasing methane. Leachate contaminates water, harming health and fisheries, while marginalized communities bear the brunt.
Bacolod Fire Destroys 34 Houses, Affects 199 People
A fire in Purok Tambipalad, Bacolod City, destroyed 34 houses, affecting 199 individuals. No injuries reported, with property damage estimated at P237,5000.
Amihan Brings Cold, Cloudy Skies to Visayas; Shearline May Trigger Rain
Pagasa reports the northeast monsoon is causing cold, dry weather in Visayas, with a shearline potentially bringing rain this weekend. Temperatures remain low.
DENR Proposes Reopening Inayawan Landfill for Cebu Waste Crisis
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources aims to use the closed Inayawan Landfill as a temporary transfer facility for Cebu City's waste, amid a regional solid waste management crisis following the Binaliw landfill tragedy.
Cebu City Garbage Crisis: Neighbors Refuse Waste, Costs Soar
Cebu City faces a severe waste management crisis after neighboring towns reject its garbage, forcing emergency measures and sparking debate over long-term solutions following the Binaliw landfill tragedy.
Cebu Braces for Cooler Weather, Rain from Amihan, Shear Line
Cebu residents face cooler temperatures and cloudy skies as the northeast monsoon and a shear line bring light rains. Pagasa advises monitoring weather updates for potential heavy rainfall.
Sultan Kudarat Earthquake Swarm Hits Over 700 Tremors
An ongoing earthquake swarm in Sultan Kudarat waters has recorded over 765 tremors since January 2026, with 30 felt by residents, prompting alerts from authorities.
Manila Earthquake Drill Set as Swarm, Big One Threats Loom
Manila City will conduct a large-scale earthquake drill in Intramuros on January 30, 2026, to boost public readiness, coinciding with Phivolcs warnings on Sultan Kudarat's swarm and UST's campus-wide preparations for the West Valley Fault.
Amihan Brings Light Rains to Philippines, PAGASA Monitors
The northeast monsoon or amihan continues to bring light rains to a large part of the Philippines, including Cagayan Valley, Bicol, and Mindanao regions. PAGASA advises caution for sea travelers.
Filipino Crew Dead, Missing After Ship Capsize Near Scarborough
The Chinese Embassy confirms two Filipino crew members died and four are missing after a Singaporean-flagged cargo vessel capsized near Scarborough Shoal. Rescue operations are ongoing.
Amihan Drops Temperatures in PH, Baguio at 10.6°C
The northeast monsoon, or Amihan, has caused a significant temperature drop in parts of the Philippines, with Baguio City recording 10.6°C. PAGASA forecasts continued cool weather and light rains.
US Prepares for Severe Ice Storm, Flight Cancellations Rise
A significant portion of the United States is under winter snow warnings, with up to 16 inches of ice expected in New York City over three days. Multiple states have declared emergencies, and over 1,500 flights have been canceled, primarily from Dallas-Fo
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