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Bishop Maralit said that since social media content is governed by algorithyms and determines how content is filtered and recommended to users, a social media cohort with shared Catholic missionary orientation can amplify the Gospel message.

30 November 2023, Quezon City. The Baguio City Government is dead serious in promoting the safe management of electronic waste, or e-waste, to prevent toxic pollution and to protect the health of citizens and the ecosystems. At a lively forum... EcoWaste Coalition

For his part, visiting environmentalist Nils Viklund from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC), a partner of the EcoWaste Coalition, commended

Infrastructure titan looking to connect 2 major islands in game-changing move

ILOILO CITY: There is now a solution to the farmers dilemma on surplus and food loss here and the rest of the country, thanks to this food processor facility designed by the Department of Science and Technology (DoST).

The Marinduque Council for Environmental Concerns (MACEC) called on the national government to declare Marinduque a mining-free zone and remove the island province in the Mimaropa region from the list of priority mining areas. The group is opposing the proposal to have 1,343.74 hectares from 5 barangays in Mogpog, Marinduque…

Amidst the struggles of systematic oppression, a movement rises from humble beginnings to fight for women, children, the LGBTQIA+ and the Filipino masses. Discover the story of Scouts Against Sexual Harassment and Abuse and come along its ongoing journey towards creating better and safer communities for all.

The after-effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic which crippled the tourism industry can still be felt in the Philippines. However, Puerto Princesa, the “Heart of the Best Island in the World,” harnesses its vast potential not only as a destination of choice but also as a preferred center of MICE (meetings,…

MANILA, Philippines: Four weather systems – shear line, easterlies, northeast monsoon and localized thunderstorms – are affecting most parts of the country where isolated rain showers can be experienced, the state-run weather agency said on Friday.

THE Mindoro Biodiversity Conservation Center (MBCC), located at the foot of Mt. Malasimbo in Puerto Galera, recently received its Level 2: EDGE Advance Certification from the Philippine Green Building Initiative, signifying its status as zero-carbon ready. It is one of only 19 projects in the country to receive the EDGE Advance certificate.