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TRASH TO CASH. The Trash to Cashback Program booth at the Bacolod City Government Center grounds on Monday (Sept. 5, 2022). Through the program, residents of Bacolod are encouraged to properly segregate recyclables at the source and exchange these at a My Basurero Eco-community Center. (Photo courtesy of Councilor Kalaw Puentevella Facebook page) BACOLOD CITY - The city government here and its garbage collection contractor IPM-Construction and Development Corp. (IPM-CDC) launched on Monday the &...

A delegation led by US Special Envoy for Climate John Kerry paid a working visit to Ben Tre on climate change situation in to the Mekong Delta province on September 3.

Some civic leaders in Morrow County have crafted a lurcative deal that gives the e-commerce giant tax fiber-optic services along with tax breaks worth nearly $50 million a year.

The Appalachian Climate Technology (ACT Now) coalition of West Virginia is one of 21 winners of the $1 billion Build Back Better Regional Challenge.

After being publicly questioned by lawmakers and the telco regulator, media conglomerates ABS-CBN Corp. and PLDT Inc. have decided to end their investment deals that supposedly amounted to billions of pesos. The deals that have been terminated involve the following: the acquisition by ABS-CBN of 34.99 percent of total voting…

The prospect of a new, game-changing industrial rail park near Hershey Neb. took another big step.

As University of Pittsburgh students move in to their off-campus housing, some Oakland residents are concerned about trash dumped on sidewalks and front lawns. The university says it works to ensure students are acting as good neighbors. Some Oakland residents seem to disagree. “August is always particularly challenging in Oakland,”

The Senate inquiry on the questioned procurement of laptops for public school teachers started last week coinciding with the return of face-to-face classes in most parts of the country.

A plan to redevelop the former site of a 99 Cents Only Store in the Triangle Center has been submitted to the Culver City Planning Commission.

Vancouver-based SaNOtize Raises $24 Million in Series-B Financing to Advance Its Nitric Oxide-Based Therapeutics. Vancouver, BC, August 26, 2022--Vancouver-based SaNOtize Research & Development Corp., an anti-infective-focused therapeutics company, announced an oversubscribed $24 million Series-B funding round to advance its nitric oxide-based therapeutics pipeline.