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Nationwide Planting Drive To ‘Revive’ Philippine Coconut Resource Base

Millions of coconut seedlings are targeted for planting nationwide through a massive simultaneous activity marking the country’s 40th National Coconut Week.

Science, Technology Innovations Benefit Caraga Farmers, MSMEs

Farmers and MSMEs are among those benefiting from science-based innovations highlighted during Caraga’s three-day Regional Science, Technology, and Innovation Week.

Ilocos Norte Pushes Food Gardens To Boost Food Security

Food security efforts in Ilocos Norte are expanding through gardens designed to withstand changing climate conditions while supporting household and community food production.

Iloilo City Joins Global Cities Race To Zero Campaign

Climate action in Iloilo City is gaining momentum as it joins an international campaign focused on building more sustainable and resilient cities.

DA-13 Releases PHP13.9 Million For Urban Agriculture Program

Urban farming in Caraga is receiving additional support after DA-13 allocated PHP13.9 million for agriculture interventions as of August.

5 Far-Flung Schools In Southern Negros Get Rainwater Harvesting System

Rainwater harvesting is reaching far-flung schools in Southern Negros as a practical approach to water conservation and more reliable access.

DENR Backs WTE; Pushes For Tech Proven Safe For Environment, Health

Waste-to-energy could help address the country's growing waste volume, but safety testing must come first before any technology is deployed.

DENR: Climate Resilience Should Be Part Of ASEAN Security Agenda

Climate change should now be treated as a security concern in Southeast Asia, according to the DENR, alongside stronger regional resilience efforts.

Baguio To Enforce Strict Waste Segregation In 6 Pilot Areas

Six Baguio barangays will be the first to follow stricter waste segregation rules aimed at improving local waste management and supporting circular economy initiatives.

Department Of Energy Eyes More Solar Installations Amid Streamlined Processes

Solar power adoption could expand as the Department of Energy reduces regulatory requirements consumers must complete before installing their systems.

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