The Salinas Salt Springs in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya, once gleamed like a hidden gem in the forests of northern Luzon. Yet, by 1990, the springs mysteriously ceased production, leaving the region to watch helplessly as the wonder faded. What led to this decline, and what remains today? Read more »
The Philippines will host the fourth meeting of the Board of the Loss and Damage Fund of the UN Climate Change Convention in Manila from December 2-5. Read more »
German scientists have discovered fungi that consume plastic, which may provide some hope in addressing the issue of millions of tons of rubbish that end up in the world's oceans each year. Read more »
In a strong plea to maintain and safeguard the Sierra Madre Mountain Range, the Climate Change Commission (CCC) emphasized the mountain range's importance to local people's survival and ecological preservation, as well as its ability to shield millions of Filipinos from climate change-related disasters. Read more »
According to a recent study made by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), the world's oceans are on the verge of becoming too acidic to support marine life or aid in climate stabilization. Read more »
Siete Pecados Marine Park in the town of Coron has achieved a huge win by becoming one of three marine protected areas in the world to be given the renowned Blue Park Award at the 9th Our Ocean Conference in Athens, Greece. Read more »
