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Taiwan Biz Group Tours Luzon For ‘Green Projects’

Taiwanese businessmen search for green partnership opportunities in the Philippines, promoting renewable energy and climate change initiatives in La Union.

Senator Villar Sees EPR A “Big Leap Forward” To Eliminate Plastic Waste

Senator Cynthia Villar champions a sustainable future with the Extended Producer Responsibility Act of 2022, paving the way for a circular economy.

Rice For Garbage Helps Reduce Solid Waste In Antique LGU

Bugasong Municipality in the Philippines reduces daily waste by 50% with the “Garbage in a Bottle” initiative, saving gasoline and earning national recognition.

South Korean Grant To Help PH, Timor-Leste Fight Plastic Pollution

South Korea funds $9 million to tackle marine plastic pollution in the Philippines and Timor-Leste, promoting eco-friendly solutions.

DENR Cites Need To Recycle Huge Volume Of Plastic Wastes Daily

The Philippines generates 160 million plastic sachets daily, but innovative solutions and a partnership with the EU could unlock their economic value.

Informal Sector Involved In Waste Management Must Be Protected

Environment Secretary emphasizes the need to protect and value the informal sector’s role in solid waste management efforts.

Antique LGU Reduces Waste By Regulating Single-Use Plastic

Patnongon Municipality’s plastic regulation cuts annual waste from 586 to 350 tons, sets example for waste management.

PH Businesses Pushed To Improve Sustainability Practices In Combating Climate Change

With the alarming issues related to climate change, experts and other businesses urged the corporate sector to provide an extra push in addressing sustainability practices.

Puerto Princesa Launches Massive Environmental Recovery Program

The city administration in Puerto Princesa introduced a massive environmental program to protect threatened coastlines and aquatic ecosystems.

3.6K Youths Join Iloilo City Cleanup, Tree Planting Activity

Over 3,600 youth participants joined a government-run cleanup and tree-planting activity in Iloilo City, promoting a greener province.