UN forum pushes accessible ocean, water climate funding
Borje noted that rigid accreditation processes and complex approval requirements often prevent local institutions in developing nations from accessing vital…
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Workers renovating a fast food restaurant's pole sign
Workers are seen in safety harnesses while renovating a fast food restaurants pole sign DOLE releases a public notice on Wage Order No. NCR-28, granting a ₱60…
Another attack could spill conflict to Indian Ocean
An adviser to Iran’s supreme leader warned that Tehran could expand the Middle East war to the Indian Ocean if the United States launches further attacks, amid…
Araneta City rolls out P399 lunch deals at over 60 restaurants
Discover Araneta City’s Lunch Festival with weekday lunch sets starting at just P399 across more than 60 restaurants. Enjoy appetizer-and-main course combos…
Philippines faces an ocean of plastic
The Philippines’ massive contribution to ocean plastic pollution highlights problems beyond plastic consumption, including waste management, enforcement and…
Cry Me an Ocean
The experience hopes to inspire greater curiosity, appreciation and action for ocean conservation.
Maynilad volunteers collect 367 kilos of waste in World Ocean Day cleanup
Maynilad volunteers collected 367 kilos of waste during a World Ocean Day 2026 coastal cleanup at SM By the Bay in Pasay City, helping keep trash from Manila…
China test-fires missile in Pacific Ocean
China test-fired a submarine-launched strategic missile into the Pacific Ocean during a rare military demonstration, prompting strong concern from Australia,…
OCEAN ‘COLD BLOB’ BEHIND HEATWAVE?
A 2016 STUDY SUGGESTED THAT COLD ATLANTIC ANOMALIES WERE A ‘COMMON PRECURSOR’ TO MAJOR HEATWAVES THAT HAD HIT EUROPE SINCE THE 1980S.
French Polynesia to protect more pacific ocean
‘We are going to add two new marine protected areas: one to the northeast of the Marquesas Islands and the second to the south of the Austral Islands.’
Ocean stress poses public health risk
When the ocean is under strain, coastal people are often the first to feel it.
POP CULTURE MEETS THE OCEAN
The growing popularity of designer toys has transformed collecting into a social activity, particularly among Gen Z and young millennials who value experiences…
This relentless dreamer cleans the world’s oceans
Central to his success is his belief that solving environmental problems requires more than good intentions — it demands innovation backed by data and…
‘All for our oceans’
SM Cares mobilized 7,500 volunteers nationwide for its World Oceans Day 2026 coastal cleanup, collecting nearly 19,000 kilograms of waste as part of its drive…
OCEAN’S TOY FACE
Crybaby goes swimming with real fish, fake tears and the oldest trick in tourism: make it cute, make it sell, call it wonder.
SM City Laoag mobilizes 1,330 volunteers for World Oceans Day coastal cleanup
More than 1,300 volunteers joined SM City Laoag’s coastal cleanup at Navotas South Beach, collecting 1,040 kilograms of waste for World Oceans Day.
2 Singapore restaurants represent SEA in World’s 50 Best extended list
Two acclaimed Singapore restaurants, Labyrinth and Burnt Ends, have earned spots on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants extended list for 2025. The global ranking…
Laurus Nobilis awards celebrates media excellence
‘As we celebrate excellence in various fields of media, may this event remind us of the profound impact that stories, music, films, and digital content have in…
Filipino chicken restaurant Andok’s opens in Singapore
Filipino chicken restaurant Andok’s opens its first international outlet in Singapore's Lucky Plaza, marking a significant milestone for the beloved…