Tag: sustainable development

3 Philippine cities vie for WWF We Love Cities votes for climate-friendly leaders

Three Philippine cities - Quezon City, Dipolog, and Davao - are vying for votes to be named the world’s most sustainable city in the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) We Love Cities campaign for the year 2022.

Cheaper longer life-cycle batteries for e-vehicles for development at T.I.P. DOST R&D Center

The Technological Institute of the Philippines (T.I.P.) is set to host the new Center for Advanced Batteries tasked to develop cheaper and longer life-cycle batteries for electric vehicles.

Philippines’ lakes to benefit from scientific solutions for water resource sustainability

The Philippines' lakes are set to benefit from scientific solutions developed through Department of Science and Technology (DOST) studies towards better water quality for aquaculture and fisheries industries.

San Miguel, Dow collaborate for 1st recycled plastics Philippine road

Filipino multinational company San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has announced that it has just laid out the first recycled plastics road in the country. SMC, named by Forbes Asia as a Best-Over-A-Billion company in the Asia-Pacific...

San Miguel taps Filipino invention as it shifts to biodegradable packaging

The Philippines' San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is tapping a Filipino invention of plastic woven packaging as it shifts to biodegradable packaging for its products. The move is a Philippine business milestone as SMC is the...

100 CityMalls nationwide collaborate with WWF Philippines for renewable energy practice

One hundred CityMall commercial centers in the Philippines are collaborating with World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines to ensure the practice of renewable energy. WWF Philippines' existing campaigns such as Seize Your Power and...

7 Ways to Enjoy Rehabilitated Boracay Reopening in October

The world-famous Boracay Island in the Philippines is scheduled to reopen in October after the government assessment of compliance by businesses and residents met environmental standards.

How Baguio is being saved from being the next Boracay

Baguio City residents and authorities are moving to stop the country’s Summer Capital from suffering the fate of being closed for rehabilitation like the famed Boracay Island.

WATCH: Guimaras becomes first coal-free province in Visayas

Guimaras, the island famous worldwide for its mango industry, has been declared as the first coal-free province in the Visayas. The declaration of Governor Samuel Gumarin and all the municipal mayors, witnessed and affirmed by...
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