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The Philippines and the World Economic Forum join forces to combat plastic pollution and protect precious blue carbon ecosystems.

President Marcos Jr. hands over the People’s Survival Fund to local government units, strengthening climate change adaptation programs for the disaster-resilient Philippines.

Phivolcs unveils ambitious modernization plans at the Senate hearing, aiming for 300 quake stations, sea level monitors, and upgraded volcano systems.

The UN Weather Agency warned that 2023 is poised to be the hottest year on record, emphasizing the critical need for urgent climate action.

More than 100 countries unite to triple renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030 in a historic climate commitment.

The Philippines takes a proactive approach to climate change with new projects funded by the People’s Survival Fund.

Eastern Visayas residents affected by floods and landslides received PHP88.47 million in aid from the DSWD.

The Department of Agriculture distributes PHP 26.3 million in machinery, indemnity, and loans to aid earthquake-affected areas in South Cotabato.

Government provides cash aid to Solsona, Ilocos Norte residents affected by typhoons “Egay” and “Goring,” whose houses suffered partial damage and flooding in July and August.

The Department of Agriculture emphasizes the urgent need for collaboration in addressing climate change’s impact on agriculture.