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Climate resilience, sustainable finance, and climate adaptation initiatives

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Climate resilience, sustainable finance, and climate adaptation initiatives.

  1. The climate opportunity

    The climate opportunity

    Renewable energy and storage serve different functions, but together they help build a more flexible and lower-carbon power system.

    3 MIN READ

  2. When the rains no longer feel normal

    When the rains no longer feel normal

    Climate change, urbanization and inadequate infrastructure are worsening flooding in the Philippines, highlighting the need for stronger climate resilience and…

    1 MIN READ

  3. Motorists and commuters wade through gutter-deep floodwaters at the corner of Taft Avenue and Escoda Street in Manila on August 8, 2026, after PAGASA issued an Orange Rainfall Warning over Metro Manila at 11:02 a.m.

    Walang pasok

    Real resilience requires fewer heroic efforts after an emergency because we have done more of what must be done before it happens.

    1 MIN READ

  4. Climate is a security threat, ASEAN told

    Climate is a security threat, ASEAN told

    The Philippines is being urged to use its ASEAN chairmanship to elevate climate resilience as a regional security priority while advancing financing,…

    1 MIN READ

  7. The nation’s council, learning together

    The nation’s council, learning together

    Every ordinance we enact, every peso we allocate, and every decision we make has the power to improve the everyday lives of our constituents.

    1 MIN READ

  8. THE Marina Barrage, a dam across the Marina Channel in Singapore that turned what used to be a saltwater tidal bay into a freshwater reservoir, is the island state’s iconic stormwater management solution.

    Singaporean execs share flood solutions

    Singapore water experts showcased innovative flood management strategies and stormwater solutions at the 2026 Stormwater Summit, highlighting sustainable water…

    1 MIN READ

  9. Submariner no more Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco said escaping the curse of being underwater for most part of the year will not falter after the Department of Public Works and Highways consider the potential of a second flood gate in the city.

    Tiangco fights floods on several fronts

    ‘Let’s say you’re a contractor. You’d tell Zaldy, ‘I want P1 billion worth of projects.’ You will pay 20 percent, or P200 million.’

    1 MIN READ

  12. Advocates push ‘Tree Growing’ law

    Advocates push ‘Tree Growing’ law

    The Million Trees Foundation urged Congress to institutionalize a National Million Trees Program to strengthen reforestation, watershed protection, and climate…

    1 MIN READ