Hernando Bacosa News Today

Researchers from Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT) have found that 97% of milkfish, a staple in the Filipino diet, contain microplastics, posing environmental and health risks.

WITH many ongoing or planned reclamation projects in the Manila Bay area, a scientist urged additional research as to their impact on the environment amid increasing threat from climate change.

Some civic leaders are concerned the completed oil spill extraction will be falsely touted as a victory during President Marcos' SONA next week

Oil spill-hit towns in Oriental Mindoro experience unequal recovery due to government’s slow response and lack of technological capability

DEPARTMENT of Science and Technology (DoST) scientist and leading oil spill expert Dr. Hernando Bacosa recommended the partial lifting of the fish ban in Oriental Mindoro.

Environmental scientist Hernando Bacosa says underwater noise produced by reclamation activities can lead to habitat loss of the bottom-dwelling flounders 

A new study by Filipino scientists has found that Metro Manila residents are now at risk of inhaling microplastics, or tiny plastic fragments in the

MANILA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Metro Manila residents are now at risk of inhaling microplastics, or tiny plastic fragments in the environment, according to a new study by Filipino scientists who warn of the insidiousness of this new “major pollutant of our generation.”

Provincial Governor 'Bonz' Dolor clarifies that fishermen can only catch fish for now, not shellfish and crustaceans

A slow response can prove more harmful to the environment and coastal communities affected by the Oriental Mindoro oil spill