Farmers say no to proposed national land use law
The proposed national land use policy could even complement the economic ChaCha that seeks to allow 100 percent foreign ownership of land
Pro-environment group renews call for clean energy on Laudato Si’ Week
The benefits of renewable energy of affordable and reliable electricity, green jobs, clean power, and climate hope “are stark as ever today"
CBCP head calls for immediate action against climate crisis
Bishop David stressed the need for an active and immediate step to counter the climate problem that has been affecting our common home
Farmers told to brace for dry spell as El Niño looms
Department of Agriculture said the country’s rice supply will remain stable despite concerns over the looming El Niño
Sibuyan residents reiterate call for end to mining, hold prayer rally
The Catholic Diocese of Romblon assured that it remains steadfast in opposing harmful mining practices on Sibuyan Island
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Green groups demand halt to destructive mining
The groups expressed concern about the potential consequences of the government’s drive to revitalize the mining industry