Total Log Ban's Legacy: Invasive Trees and Ecological Harm
Decades after the Total Log Ban, invasive trees like Mahogany have replaced native species, causing ecological damage and safety hazards, as seen in a recent car roof incident.
Category : Agricultural Impact
Cebu Fisherfolk Resume Harvest, Boost Incomes with Sustainable Fishing
Fisherfolk in Tuburan, Cebu, resumed operations under a sustainable fish corral project, catching over 323 kg worth P67,000. Data shows Cebu leads in fishing for own consumption, emphasizing its role in food security and small-scale industry.
Farmers, Fishers Demand Action Amid Energy Crisis on Peasant Day
On International Day of Peasant Struggles, Filipino farmers and fisherfolk protest soaring fuel costs and low crop prices, demanding immediate government assistance and systemic reforms to prevent food insecurity.
Lapu-Lapu City Food Banking System to Reduce Waste and Hunger
Lapu-Lapu City government introduces a food banking initiative to purchase surplus produce from farmers and distribute it to communities in need, aiming to cut food waste and improve food security.
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Lapu-Lapu City Food Banking Plan Aims to Reduce Waste, Aid Farmers
Lapu-Lapu City Government is advancing a food banking initiative to minimize agricultural surplus waste, support local farmers with fair compensation, and provide nutritious meals to vulnerable communities through enhanced storage and redistribution.
Cebu News: BRT Cut, Safety, Medical Waste Issues
Cebu faces major news: the BRT project loses $84.9M in funding, Metro Cebu ranks as one of the Philippines' safest areas, and medical waste is found in Bogo City. Get insights and context on these developments.
Cebu Governor Proposes Unified Truck Ban to Fight Inflation
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro pushes for a standardized truck ban schedule across Metro Cebu to reduce logistics costs and curb rising inflation, with a consolidated proposal expected by April 28, 2026.
Cebu Revives Truck Ban as Pre-Pandemic Traffic Returns
Talisay City officials report traffic has returned to pre-pandemic levels under MGCQ, prompting a revived truck ban. Metro Cebu pushes for standardized truck ban schedules to ease congestion and curb inflation.
Energy Crisis and Climate Shocks Hit Philippine Agriculture
Philippine agrifood systems face dual pressures from rising fuel costs and climate disasters, threatening recovery efforts in farming and fishing communities. FAO initiatives provide aid, but structural weaknesses persist.
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Central Luzon Shellfish Safe, Red Tide Warnings in Other Areas
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources confirms shellfish from Central Luzon coastal waters are safe for consumption, while warning of toxic red tide in several other Philippine bays.
Cebu City Declares Preparedness for El Niño Heat Crisis
Cebu City Council approves resolution declaring State of Preparedness due to extreme El Niño heat, citing threats to health, agriculture, and water supply across all barangays.
Banana Power: Women Transform Forests and Communities
From the Philippines to Indonesia, bananas are becoming tools for women's empowerment and forest conservation. Discover how community-led initiatives are creating sustainable livelihoods while protecting vital ecosystems across Southeast Asia.
Mandaue City Probes Illegal Dumping Caught on CCTV
Authorities in Mandaue City are intensifying a crackdown on illegal dumping after CCTV footage captured a multicab unloading garbage in Barangay Casuntingan. Councilor Jennifer Del Mar calls for a thorough investigation, citing public health and environme
Cebu Tops Subsistence Fishing in Philippines, Boosts Food Security
Cebu province dominates marine capture fishing for household consumption, with Central Visayas as a key national hub, according to 2022 PSA data, underscoring fishing's vital role in coastal livelihoods.
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Mandaue City Fights Price Gouging with New Resolution
Mandaue City passes Resolution 380-2026 to combat fuel and LPG price manipulation during Middle East tensions, empowering police and BPLO inspections to protect consumers from exploitation.
Solar Irrigation Project Proposed for Mapun, Tawi-Tawi
The National Irrigation Administration plans a solar-powered irrigation system in Mapun, Tawi-Tawi, to enhance water access and support farmers, following an initial assessment in key agricultural areas.
Cebu Tightens Quarry Monitoring to Curb Illegal Transport
Cebu implements stricter monitoring of quarry and mineral transport through a new task force, aiming to reduce illegal operations while potentially increasing industry costs and shipment delays.
Cebu Suspends Barangay Liga Events in Energy Crisis
Cebu's Liga events are suspended, with meetings moved online and celebrations simplified to conserve energy, following President Marcos Jr.'s State of Energy Emergency declaration.
Agricultural Waste Key to Sustainable Aviation Fuel in PH
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines identifies rice and coconut waste as primary materials for sustainable aviation fuel, aiming to cut carbon emissions by 65-80% in the aviation industry.
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Philippines Rice Inventory Rises in March 2026
The Philippines' rice inventory increased to 1.88 million metric tons in March 2026, up 16.5% year-on-year, driven by gains from the NFA, households, and commercial sectors, though stocks dipped month-on-month.
Cebu Jeepney Crisis: Fuel Costs Threaten Public Transport
Cebu's public transport system faces collapse as fuel price surges and declining passenger demand force nearly half of modernized jeepneys off the road, with drivers earning less than P200 daily and cooperatives considering operational suspension.
Mandaue City Eyes E-Trikes Amid High Fuel Costs
Mandaue City officials are exploring the adoption of electric tricycles as a solution to rising fuel prices, aiming to reduce costs for drivers and passengers while promoting sustainable transport.
Modified Muffler Menace Returns in Cebu Streets
The disturbing return of loud modified motorcycle mufflers in Cebu disrupts nightly peace, highlighting lax law enforcement and a need for strict action similar to past successful campaigns against noisy jeepney stereos.
Philippine Fertility Rate Drops to 1.7%: Family Planning Shift
The Philippine Statistics Authority reports a decline in fertility rates to 1.7%, reflecting changing family dynamics. This shift highlights economic pressures, educational attainment, and personal agency in family planning decisions across the country.
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Marcos Sets P50 Rice Price Cap, Expands P20 Subsidy Program
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announces executive order imposing P50 per kilo price ceiling on imported rice and expands P20 rice program to 2,000 tons across 627 centers nationwide.
Imee Marcos Warns of Fertilizer Crisis Threatening Rice Supply
Senator Imee Marcos warns of a potential agricultural crisis due to rising fertilizer prices and supply shortages, which could slash rice production and drive up market prices significantly.
Lapu-Lapu City Distributes Rice to 250 at KADIWA Store
In Lapu-Lapu City, 250 residents benefited from subsidized rice at a KADIWA pop-up store, with priority given to solo parents and senior citizens. The event, held from March 26-27, 2026, distributed 100 sacks of rice through a collaboration between the De
AI Drones to Count Plants, Detect Banana Diseases in Davao
The Department of Agriculture-Davao Region has signed an MOU with Japanese partners to deploy AI-powered drones for counting banana plants and early disease detection, targeting farms in Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro.
Long Lines at Plaza Sugbo for P20/Kilo Rice Program
Residents from multiple barangays queued early at Plaza Sugbo on March 30, 2026, to purchase rice at P20 per kilo under Cebu City's 'Benteng Bigas' initiative, highlighting economic struggles amid rising market prices.
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Cebu City Residents Queue for P20 Rice Amid Soaring Prices
Residents from multiple barangays in Cebu City formed extensive queues at Plaza Sugbo to purchase subsidized rice at P20 per kilo under the 'Benteng Bigas' program, as market prices surge to P70 per kilo, exposing severe economic hardships.
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