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One Week in Apayao Forest Uncovers 15 Species of Reptiles and Amphibians
EnvironmentAugust 23, 2026

One Week in Apayao Forest Uncovers 15 Species of Reptiles and Amphibians

A recent survey in the forests of Calanasan, Apayao, has documented 15 reptile and amphibian species, including three potential new discoveries. This exploration underscores the region's rich biodiversity and the need for ongoing conservation efforts.

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US E-Waste Shipment Stopped Again at Subic Port
EnvironmentAugust 22, 2026

US E-Waste Shipment Stopped Again at Subic Port

The Bureau of Customs has intercepted another shipment of suspected electronic waste from the US at Subic port. Environmental groups continue to raise alarms over ongoing e-waste imports.

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Cleanup Efforts Ramp Up Amid Garbage Crisis in Parañaque's Redemptorist Channel
EnvironmentAugust 11, 2026

Cleanup Efforts Ramp Up Amid Garbage Crisis in Parañaque's Redemptorist Channel

The Redemptorist channel in Parañaque is facing a significant trash crisis, prompting urgent cleanup measures by local authorities. Residents express concern over health and environmental impacts.

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Davao Barangay Organization Turns Trash into Income
EnvironmentAugust 10, 2026

Davao Barangay Organization Turns Trash into Income

In Barangay Mintal, the Mintal Resource Collectors’ Association has transformed waste management into a profitable venture, earning significant income while tackling Davao City's garbage crisis.

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Butterflies Seek New Habitats Amid Climate Change, New Study Reveals
EnvironmentAugust 6, 2026

Butterflies Seek New Habitats Amid Climate Change, New Study Reveals

A new comprehensive study highlights how climate change is impacting butterfly populations globally. While many species adapt by shifting their habitats, there are growing concerns about their long-term survival.

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[Kasalikasan] Supreme Court Ruling Favors Big Fishers: Who Benefits?
EnvironmentAugust 4, 2026

[Kasalikasan] Supreme Court Ruling Favors Big Fishers: Who Benefits?

The Philippine Supreme Court's recent ruling against vessel monitoring systems has sparked debates over the protection of small-scale fishers versus the interests of large fishing companies. Critics argue that this decision endangers marine ecosystems and local livelihoods.

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Environmental Groups Oppose Proposed Pax Silica Hub in the Philippines
EnvironmentJuly 30, 2026

Environmental Groups Oppose Proposed Pax Silica Hub in the Philippines

The proposed Pax Silica hub in the Philippines faces backlash from environmental and science groups. They argue the project threatens local ecosystems and contradicts the country's climate commitments.

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Pax Silica and El Niño: Key Environmental Issues for SONA 2026
EnvironmentJuly 26, 2026

Pax Silica and El Niño: Key Environmental Issues for SONA 2026

As President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. prepares for his fifth State of the Nation Address, pressing environmental issues emerge, notably the implications of Pax Silica, the El Niño phenomenon, and growing landfill crises. Stakeholders are keenly awaiting his proposed solutions.

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The Green Report: Apayao as a Crucial Habitat for the Philippine Eagle
EnvironmentJuly 18, 2026

The Green Report: Apayao as a Crucial Habitat for the Philippine Eagle

Apayao has been designated as the Philippines' fourth biosphere reserve, emphasizing its critical role in conserving the Philippine eagle. The newly inaugurated research center will bolster these efforts through focused ecological studies.

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