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Pag-IBIG launches first Barkada Franchise Financing project in Palawan

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Philippines sets 85% plastic pollution target; funding, agency roles still to be worked out

The Philippines aims to cut plastic pollution by 85% by 2040, but the government has yet to determine the resources needed and who will...

Caring for the City That Carries Us

Puerto Princesa carries us through its forests, rivers, coasts, seas, biodiversity, clean air, and landscapes, the natural systems that shape our economy, livelihoods, and...

From waste to wonder: SM City Puerto Princesa, Palawan News join region-wide drive turning 40,000 plastic bottles into envi art

What began as discarded plastic bottles has been transformed into a striking public message on ocean conservation, as SM City Puerto Princesa and Palawan...

OECD warns plastic waste in Asia could rise 70% without action

Plastic waste leakage to the environment in Southeast Asian countries, plus China, Japan, and South Korea, could increase by nearly 70 percent if effective...

95 countries sign Nice Call for global treaty to end plastic pollution

Ninety-five countries signed a joint declaration at the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC) in Nice on June 10, calling for legally binding global treaty...

Bird with bottle cap in beak saved in Tubbataha

Park rangers in Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park in Cagayancillo recently rescued a great crested tern found with a plastic soft drink cap stuck in...

Ban single-use plastics nationwide

Nograles, while in the city for an environment and climate resilience conference on Monday, said that both legislative and executive departments of the government are now “studying” the imposition of the proposed ban.

Solar and hydrogen-powered seacraft sails to Palawan

The "Race for Water", a seacraft that runs purely on a combination of solar energy and hydrogen technology, is set to visit Palawan in September as part of its global campaign to raise awareness on the dangers of plastic pollution to the marine environment.

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