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  1. EDSA Busway remains bus-only

    EDSA Busway remains bus-only

    The temporary arrangement is intended to maintain the traffic flow while road reblocking works are carried out.

  2. Yolanda’s ledger

    Yolanda’s ledger

    The Supreme Court has ruled on creditor claims and disputed security interests involving a Leyte fertilizer company whose plant was destroyed by Super Typhoon…

  3. THE City Environment and Parks Management Office has appealed for public patience as it carries out corrective works at Burnham Lake following complaints about uneven walkway tiles and potentially unsafe railings.

    Burnham Lake rehab rejected over defects

    Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong has rejected the rehabilitation work at Burnham Lake over reported defects, refusing to release payment for the…

  4. Who’s minding the store?

    Who’s minding the store?

    Nosy Tarsee questions controversial Palace appointments, rumored Cabinet reshuffles, alleged political connections, road rehabilitation failures, and the P85…

  5. Dimasalang northbound lane reopens

    Dimasalang northbound lane reopens

    The northbound lane of Dimasalang Bridge in Sampaloc, Manila, reopens after five months of rehabilitation, ensuring safer and stronger infrastructure for…

  6. Baguio school reforms suspended students

    Baguio school reforms suspended students

    Pinget National High School in Baguio City launched a community-based intervention program for eight suspended students, involving parents, social workers,…

  7. DENR regional executive director Arturo Salazar

    Leyte project gets huge boost

    DENR, Energy Development Corporation (EDC), and local farmers in Capoocan, Leyte signed a three-year agreement to restore 60 hectares of degraded forestland by…

  8. THE barren landscape of the Tapian open-pit mine in Marinduque bears the scars of a disaster that began in 1996, when a fractured drainage tunnel released millions of tons of toxic mine tailings into the province’s waterways. Thirty years on, Marinduque is still waiting for the rehabilitation promised through a $100-million settlement from Barrick Mining Corp., with conditions for its release still awaiting action from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

    Marinduque: Still not healed

    Three decades after the Marcopper mining disaster, Marinduque is pressing the DENR to act before the 4 October 2026 deadline tied to a $100-million settlement…

  9. THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources officially opens the completed Paraiso Linear Park in Tarlac City, marking another milestone for waterways rehabilitation efforts.

    Tarlac City gains new waterfront park

    The DENR opened the Paraiso Linear Park in Tarlac City as part of the Manila Bay Rehabilitation Program, combining Ungot Creek restoration with new…

  10. REPORTERS take part in the rehabilitation efforts by planting seedlings at the former Berong Nickel mining site in Palawan.

    The Reciprocity of the Ground

    Between the rain, the long drives, the meals shared after a day in the field and that unexpected climb up the mountain, the trip offered a reminder that mining…