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Santa Marta climate summit

Trade, climate threaten Phl agri-food industry
The Philippines’ agri-food industry, a key driver of the economy, is facing growing challenges from global trade tensions, rising tariffs, and climate change,…
Mico Virata7 February 20261 min read
A common language towards resilience, adaptability
The ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance reinforces the region’s commitment to sustainability goals for 2045.
Jomar Lacson7 February 20263 min read
DA invests P300M for climate-smart vegetable farming
The Department of Agriculture (DA) allocated roughly P300 million this year to enhance climate-smart farming for high-value vegetables such as tomatoes, chili…
Mico Virata6 February 20261 min read
Lee, Kang lead Korean charge
Among the locals, Florence Bisera, Mafy Singson and Daniella Uy were the top Filipino performers, though none broke 70. Bisera and Singson each carded 71 to…
DT4 February 20263 min read
Repent or perish
The market is also betting that the Marcos administration does not have a choice but to follow the reform path.
Chito Lozada4 February 20262 min read
SM leads private sector in GeoRiskPH training
‘This initiative is a proactive solution to better equip our stakeholders to protect the livelihoods and lives of our communities.’
DT3 February 20262 min read
Foreign bets favored at Phl Ladies Masters
LIPA City, Batangas — A fiery start will be pivotal as the ICTSI Philippine Ladies Masters fires off Wednesday, launching a wide-open clash among Taiwan’s top…
DT3 February 20262 min read
AboitizPower plants mangroves amid World Wetlands Day
AboitizPower, through its partnerships with GNPower Mariveles Energy Center and GNPower Dinginin, joined local stakeholders Monday to plant 500 mangrove…
Jonas Reyes2 February 20261 min read
ASEAN hosting all set — Palace
The Philippines is 100 percent ready to host the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit and Related Summits this year, according to Malacañang.
Raffy Ayeng2 February 20261 min read
Taiwan aces brace for Summit Point test
Three of Taiwan’s top four players, led by No. 2 Min Lee, headline a powerhouse Taiwanese contingent primed to test its mettle against the region’s best in the…
DT1 February 20261 min read
Wetlands as the Philippines’ quiet climate shield
Land conversion, reclamation, pollution, and poorly planned development continue to erode wetlands.
Secretary Robert E.A. Borje1 February 20265 min read
Villar Foundation boosts environmental campaign with new partner
Villar Foundation’s waste management and recycling projects have been helping Las Piñas City significantly reduce its volume of garbage.
DT1 February 20262 min read
ASEAN tourism blueprint sealed to spur regional transformation
CEBU CITY – The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Thursday formally sealed and signed into force the regional bloc’s five-year successor…
Raffy Ayeng30 January 20262 min read
‘Doomsday Clock’ moves closer to midnight
‘There will be nothing preventing a runaway nuclear arms race.’
Agence France-Presse28 January 20262 min read
Reflections on what carbon markets really ask
Carbon markets are no longer judged by volume alone, but by whether they fit cleanly within national accounting and international rules.
Secretary Robert E.A. Borje25 January 20264 min read
Finding our bearings in this disorienting world (2)
A world in climate chaos cannot be a world at peace.
Antonio Guterres25 January 20265 min read
CCC: Utility firms have big role in climate resilience
Water utility companies contribute to national mitigation targets.
DT25 January 20262 min read
It only works when rules are clear
The Philippines has begun strengthening its climate plans and emissions reporting.
Ginggay Hontiveros-Malvar25 January 20263 min read