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Environmental pollution post-halalan and the cost of a familiar face
Earth and Environment Features

Environmental pollution post-halalan and the cost of a familiar face

ByGilda Flores June 11, 2025June 11, 2025

This collaborative story between Ologist PH, Media Commoner, and Sigla Research Center explores how shit posting adds to the layers of complexity of the fake news epidemic in the Philippines, especially during the elections period.

Death by plastic: Are bioplastics the answer to pervasive pollution?
Earth and Environment Features

Death by plastic: Are bioplastics the answer to pervasive pollution?

ByNadine Macalalad April 30, 2025April 30, 2025

The Philippines is one of the biggest contributors to plastic pollution. We can try to reduce our plastic footprint, but its practical properties simply make it impossible to eliminate from the market on a meaningful…

Pope Francis’ legacy in bridging science and faith
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Pope Francis’ legacy in bridging science and faith

ByHarvey Sapigao April 26, 2025April 26, 2025

Since the start of his papacy in 2013, Pope Francis has been an advocate for scientific research and environmental protection. Science and religion have often been pitted against each other, but the late Pope Francis…

Urban quicksand: Can Manila Bay reclamation ever be green?
Earth and Environment Features

Urban quicksand: Can Manila Bay reclamation ever be green?

ByEmmanuelle Castañeda April 10, 2025April 10, 2025

So-called “green reclamation” efforts suggest that more sustainable methods could be explored to conduct reclamation projects, or that perhaps rehabilitation can co-exist with reclamation. However, rehabilitation and reclamation are two distinct concepts that do not…

Ecosystems remain collateral damage amid armed conflict
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Ecosystems remain collateral damage amid armed conflict

ByMelissa Reyes December 8, 2024December 9, 2024

The Philippines’ ongoing conflict with the New People’s Army highlights the destructive impact of war on the environment, even long after hostilities cease. Last April 2 and 3, the communities of Pilar in Abra and…

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