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Would you ever have thought that your hair could help to recover polluted waters? Next time you go to the hairdresser, think about this: hair is lipophilic and therefore has qualities that allow it to absorb hydrocarbons and oils adhere to its surface. The scaly appearance of hair under the microscope is caused by keratin,

WeLoveU donated 200 school armchairs to Las Piñas National High School leading the way in improving the educational environment

Protect VIP, a coalition of communities, sectors, and advocates for the protection of Verde Island Passage (VIP), urged DENR and Cabinet members to also

Protect VIP, a group that advocates the protection of the Verde Island Passage (VIP), reiterated its call to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to address the deteriorating water quality in the region the same way it intends to address environmental issues in other tourism areas. Protect VIP…

The Calapan mayor and the Rotary Club offered a reward of P300,000 for information to help solve the killing of Anacorito Bolor, a barangay official fond of wearing gold necklaces, bracelets, and rings in public

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro: A former village chief was found dead with multiple stab wounds in his house in Barangay San Vicente East, this city, on Sunday, January 14.

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro: Over P6 billion were extended for infrastructure projects and financial assistance to the first district of this province since last year.

The DMCI Power Corp. (DPC) is investing $12 million in its onshore wind project on Semirara Island, home of the biggest coal reserve in the Philippines. Isidro Consunji, who chairs DMCI Holdings Inc., said the plan is to initially install a 12-MW wind power plant, with a potential expansion to…

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro: Aside from local travelers and vacationers, South Koreans comprised the bulk of tourists that visited various destinations in the province in 2023, local tourism officials said on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024.

THE National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) on Wednesday renewed its call for a “whole-of-industry approach” in better energy resource planning, after a regionwide power outage plunged most of Panay island in darkness a day after the New Year. The blackout was primarily caused by the tripping of multiple…