Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists (PNEJ)
Local groups in this province, considered as the surfing capital of the North, came together this weekend to join their voices to the growing number of communities around the world[…]
Text and photos by Alanah Torralba Pablo Rosales, a fisherman from Cavite, still remembers how the Manila Bay used to bring them a bountiful catch everyday. “In[…]
By Jun Aguirre, Panay News KALIBO, Aklan – Several hydropower projects in the hinterland town of Libacao, Aklan are planned to be revived. Engineer Gary Gaylan, Libacao mayor Charito Navarosa’s[…]
The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities today urged the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to hasten the adoption of net-metering across the country and empower consumers to displace fossil-fuel electricity[…]
The water level at the Angat Dam yesterday reached the critical level of 180 meters due to lack of rainfall. Based on data from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical[…]
Biodiversity · Energy · Water
Water hyacinths, considered to be one of the world’s most destructive weed can be harnessed for environmental benefit and renewable energy production, according to a latest study by the Economy[…]
