Philippine biodiversity is among the country’s most valuable natural resources, supporting diverse wildlife, forests, marine ecosystems, and communities that depend on them. However, habitat destruction, environmental degradation, climate change, and …
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Mount Apo geothermal energy represents an important part of the Philippines’ renewable energy resources, drawing power from the natural heat beneath the country’s volcanic landscapes. Around Mount Apo in Mindanao, …
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Coral reef decline in the Philippines is becoming a growing environmental and food security concern, threatening marine biodiversity, fishing communities, and the country’s seafood supply. Coral reefs provide essential habitats …
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Mangrove forests in the Philippines play an essential role in protecting coastal communities, supporting marine biodiversity, and reducing the impacts of climate change. Along the shores of Mati City in …
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Sea level rise in the Philippines is creating growing challenges for coastal farmers as advancing seawater threatens agricultural land, freshwater supplies, and rural livelihoods. In several coastal communities, farmers are …
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Philippine eagle conservation remains an important environmental priority in Davao, where remaining forest habitats provide shelter for one of the world’s rarest birds of prey. In the mountains surrounding the …
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The Mt. Candalaga Philippine eagle conservation story highlights the importance of protecting the remaining forests of Davao de Oro, where one of the country’s rarest birds of prey continues to …
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LWUA El Niño Preparedness is helping local water districts strengthen drought resilience as climate change makes extreme weather events more frequent and severe. Through early planning, technical assistance, and close …
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El Niño phenomenon forecasts are once again drawing attention as scientists and government agencies monitor weather conditions that could affect agriculture, water supply, energy production, and public health. Understanding how …
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Environment
BAN Toxics Warns of Potential Health Risks from Plastic Beach Toys Containing Hazardous Chemicals
Hazardous chemicals in plastic toys remain a growing consumer safety concern as children spend more time playing with beach and water toys during the summer season. Environmental watchdog BAN Toxics …
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