Ecology & Energy

The two-day National Food Security Summit is set to highlight its food security priorities for the nation.

The death of coffee is every coffee lover’s misery. No coffee lover would ever wish for coffee to be gone. But with the pandemic still lingering and the vaccine being out of sight, the Philippine coffee industry is in limbo. Can you imagine spending your day without coffee?

Sen. Grace Poe urged the government's economic team to "walk the talk" to ensure that prices of pork and rice are kept affordable for ordinary citizens after it recommended the tariff cuts that will also result in foregone revenues.

Do you agree with Sen. Hontiveros to take back the Executive Order that lowers tariffs on imported rice?

In the first quarter of 2020, almost 28% of the world’s electricity was generated from renewable energy according to the International Energy Agency. As people are becoming more aware about climate change, we are slowly advancing to make renewable energy available to the world, but what hinders this move?

Soccsksargen residents, get ready for a temporary relief!

The provincial government of Ilocos Norte is encouraging more farmers to adopt organic farming as it implements its sustainable agriculture program.

It's getting hot in here! Maybe you too could act in your own little way against climate change!

Visayan Electric advises its consumers to make a concerted effort to manage their power consumption, particularly during the summer months when their electric bills may skyrocket.

Climate change is no conspiracy! In light of the recent adaptations of our climate, we are encouraged to adapt, starting with our LGU's climate change-related initiatives.