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Groups hopeful PENCAS will bare cost of mining to communities - Vimarsana News

Groups hopeful PENCAS will bare cost of mining to communities

'We hope that local governments can consciously strive to do resource valuation in their land use planning and decision-making in allowing or not mining projects in their localities,' says Jaybee Garganera, national coordinator of Alyansa Tigil Mina

Dismissal of BFAR director may stall tracking of fishing vessels, advocates warn - Vimarsana News

Dismissal of BFAR director may stall tracking of fishing vessels, advocates warn

The dismissal could 'wrongfully' associate government's mandate to track fishing vessels to corruption, says a fisherfolk advocate

Big fishers encroach on small fisherfolk's municipal waters - Vimarsana News

Big fishers encroach on small fisherfolk's municipal waters

Part 2: Small fisherfolk have preferential rights in the municipal waters under the law. But a recent court victory by a big operator is threatening to change the game.

Top officials with private interests spoil effort to track big fishers - Vimarsana News

Top officials with private interests spoil effort to track big fishers

EXCLUSIVE: Part 1 | Gamaliel Cordoba, who headed the NTC during the Duterte regime, has a personal stake in commercial fishing because of his family’s business. During his time, the commission stopped issuing service numbers for trackers that would prevent unregulated fishing.

Fish stocks dive as climate change takes its toll - Vimarsana News

Fish stocks dive as climate change takes its toll

Prices of fresh fish have been rising in Southeast Asia in recent weeks. While this can be attributed to the monsoon season, which shrinks supply, environmentalists say the rises are also a symptom of a deeper malaise: depleted stocks in the oceans because of overfishing and climate change.