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170 Sea Turtle Hatchlings Released Along Baler Coast
EnvironmentOctober 12, 2026

170 Sea Turtle Hatchlings Released Along Baler Coast

The release of over 170 green sea turtle hatchlings in Baler marks a significant step in marine conservation efforts. Local government and community stakeholders are working together to protect this endangered species.

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#CourageON: Cebu's River Walk Inspires Environmental Reflection
EnvironmentOctober 10, 2026

#CourageON: Cebu's River Walk Inspires Environmental Reflection

A river walk in Cebu took a serious turn when an injury highlighted the need for respect towards nature. Participants learned valuable lessons about community and environmental responsibility.

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Power Lines Blamed for Deaths of 2 Philippine Eagles in Misamis Oriental, North Cotabato
EnvironmentOctober 9, 2026

Power Lines Blamed for Deaths of 2 Philippine Eagles in Misamis Oriental, North Cotabato

The deaths of two endangered Philippine eagles due to electrocution have sparked alarm among conservationists. Urgent calls for safety measures highlight the need for action to protect these majestic birds.

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Davao's Waste Management: Calls to Fix the System Amid WtE Controversy
EnvironmentOctober 9, 2026

Davao's Waste Management: Calls to Fix the System Amid WtE Controversy

As Davao City moves forward with its Waste-to-Energy project, environmentalists warn it could harm waste reduction efforts. IDIS advocates for urgent reforms in waste management practices instead.

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Sumatra Rhino Pregnancies Bring Hope for Endangered Species' Future
EnvironmentOctober 4, 2026

Sumatra Rhino Pregnancies Bring Hope for Endangered Species' Future

The pregnancies of two Sumatran rhinos at an Indonesian sanctuary signal a glimmer of hope for this critically endangered species. With fewer than 80 individuals left in the wild, these births could play a crucial role in conservation efforts.

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Philippines Tops Asia in Environmental Defender Killings Again
EnvironmentSeptember 29, 2026

Philippines Tops Asia in Environmental Defender Killings Again

The Philippines has once again been labeled the deadliest country for environmental defenders in Asia, raising serious concerns amid ongoing infrastructure projects. As environmental activists face increasing threats, what actions are being taken to protect them?

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The Media's Crucial Role in Combating the Climate Crisis
EnvironmentSeptember 26, 2026

The Media's Crucial Role in Combating the Climate Crisis

As climate change accelerates, the media has a vital role in connecting communities and combating misinformation. With 89% of people concerned, journalism can spark action and awareness.

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Environmental Groups Push for Waste Reduction After 19 Tons Collected in Davao
EnvironmentSeptember 21, 2026

Environmental Groups Push for Waste Reduction After 19 Tons Collected in Davao

Following the collection of over 19 tons of trash in Davao City, environmental advocates are demanding urgent action to prevent waste at its source. The recent cleanup highlights the ongoing struggle with plastic pollution, prompting calls for comprehensive regulatory measures.

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Critics Warn of Traffic, Health, and Heritage Loss from SALEX Tree-Cutting
EnvironmentSeptember 19, 2026

Critics Warn of Traffic, Health, and Heritage Loss from SALEX Tree-Cutting

The ongoing discourse surrounding the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEX) has sparked significant concern among various advocacy groups. Critics argue that the tree-cutting for the project threatens not only the environment but also urban mobility and cultural heritage.

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