Going Green
Documenting the country’s efforts for a cleaner and greener Philippines, one story at a time.
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PLDT, Smart and SEC Make Responsible E-Waste Disposal More Accessible
E-waste in the Philippines is getting more attention as PLDT, Smart, and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) work together…
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6 Dugongs Were Spotted in Sultan Kudarat. Here Are 4 Things to Know About Them
Six dugongs and five green sea turtles were recently spotted foraging off the coast of Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat. The animals…
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Disaster Risk in the Philippines and Why We Keep Ranking First
There are the brownouts. There’s coming home with wet socks. Later on, you’re asking the group chat if class is…
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Buckets, Dams and Cloud Seeding: How Our Neighboring Countries Are Preparing for El Niño
A bucket can help a family get through a water interruption. But as El Niño in the Philippines threatens to…
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AI Data Centers Consume Massive Energy as Sustainability Concerns Grow
Artificial intelligence is changing how people work, communicate, and access information. Behind these tools are powerful facilities called AI data…
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Bamboo Coffin: Can Filipinos Embrace a More Affordable, Eco-Friendly Farewell
Could a bamboo coffin become a realistic alternative to the traditional coffins used by Filipino families? A student project from…
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White Hydrogen: The Energy Source Hiding Beneath Zambales
One of the highlights of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) was the push for…
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What’s Stopping the Philippines From Using Climate Solutions?
Every time another city floods or another community endures record-breaking heat, the same question comes up: why does it feel…
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SUSTEX 2026 Shows That Philippine Climate Innovation Is Already Here
SUSTEX 2026 offered a surprisingly simple answer to a complicated question: What does climate innovation actually look like in the…
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