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Philippine Canadian Inquirer Marcos signs ecosystem and natural capital accounting law News

The new Department of Migrant Workers secretary has decades of labor and migration policy work in his arsenal to tirelessly take on the job of serving OFWs, inspired no less by the memory of his father

THE Philippines and Japan are reviewing their flood-control projects in Metro Manila and Cagayan Valley to boost their adaptability against the long-term effects of climate variabilities and instabilities. Master plans and pre-feasibility studies for flood control in two priority river basins—the Pasig-Marikina and Cagayan River—will be updated under the new…

Officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have agreed to develop a detailed plan

A local whitewater rafting group says they are not getting enough support from the city government, despite the activity being a long-standing tourism attraction in the city

A study shows the Sierra Madre slows down typhoons, causing them to generate more rain as they linger

There’s an age-old idiomatic expression which says “don’t put your eggs in one basket.” But when Quirino Province reopened its local tourism industry last year, it challenged conventional wisdom  and put all it had into one proverbial basket to offer visitors a loadful of happy experiences and fond memories. With…

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Doing laundry by hand sheds just as many microfibres as machine washing – new research Environment & Nature

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Simply trying to avoid synthetic clothing won’t fix our microfibre pollution problem