Newsletter: Plastic Credits Are Booming. This Platform Wants to Keep It Honest.

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

A new global resource aims to bring transparency and credibility to the global plastic crisis’ rapidly growing solution: plastic credits.

Newsletter: Greenpeace statement on int’l business coalition support for 'Bridge to Busan'

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

For Greenpeace, true sustainability requires more ambitious action, including the phase out of single-use plastics like sachets and a 75% reduction in plastic production to stay below the critical 1.5°C global warming threshold.

As the world gears up for the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to develop a legally binding Global Plastics Treaty, the Business Coalition for a Global Plastics Treaty has signed the 'Bridge to Busan' declaration. This move, supported by over 250 businesses and institutions, calls for addressing the full lifecycle of plastics, including limiting the production of primary plastic polymers.

Newsletter: Urgent Call for Action: Strengthening the Philippine Clean Air Act to Safeguard Public Health and Environment

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

As the Philippines gears up to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Philippine Clean Air Act in 2024, it's vital to acknowledge both the progress made and the challenges that persist in the work towards cleaner air.

Newsletter: “Making the Invisible Visible” with Bird Window Strike PH

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

By: Maria Alexandra Marmol

Panels featured in the “Making the Invisible Visible” pop-up exhibit. Bird displays serve as an example of the harm caused by window collisions. (Photo credits: Bird Window Strike PH & Marmol, 2024)

“Making the Invisible Visible” pop-up exhibition of the citizen science project, Bird Window Strike Philippines. 

Newsletter: The Bellevue Resort leads International Coastal Cleanup #SeaTheChange in Bohol

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

The Bellevue Resort team poses for the success of ICC 2022

More than half a thousand volunteers from local organizations and private sectors, including frontliners, professionals, employees, students, divers, and many more gathered together to collect and segregate an estimated 1,713 kg of non-biodegradable waste at the recently concluded 37th International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) day hosted by The Bellevue Resort in Doljo Beach, Panglao, Bohol.

Newsletter: PLDT, Smart push for recycling, responsible waste management

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE] 

PLDT Inc. and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. further embed recycling and responsible waste management into the companies’ culture. For the second straight year, PLDT and Smart have joined the X-Trash challenge organized by the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) that runs until September 16, 2022.

Newsletter: Invest in our planet, go paperless, say PLDT and Smart

[THIS IS A PRESS RELEASE]

PLDT Inc. (PLDT) and Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are encouraging their customers to embrace the new digital billing program to join the global call for sustainable practices. Customers of PLDT Home, PLDT Enterprise, and Smart have been receiving electronic copies of their monthly statements following the migration to paperless billing. 

Complex environments are the second most prominent security concern following second year of pandemic, says Kaspersky

11/16/2021 10:27:33 PM

The cost of securing increasingly complex environments has soared to second place in the top challenges IT leaders say their businesses are facing in 2021, according to Kaspersky's ‘IT Security Economics’ report.

Newsletter: Be a buddy to mother nature with Nestle´ Chuckie’s paper straws

12/16/2020 01:38:44 AM

Author's Note: Nestle Chuckie's Christmas latest campaign involves environmental awareness and combating water pollution, and part of it now is having the paper straws that are meant for recycling. 

Read the entire press release below as your chocolatey buddy discussed how our country has become a contributor on ocean pollution, we could do our part in solving this problem, and how this product has joined the movement and encouraging kids (and those kids at heart, too) to be a buddy to mother nature.

*****

Epson encourages companies to go "Green"

01/04/2020 06:14:14 PM

With advancements comes the dangerous risks that involve our environment. The Philippines, despite being one of the fastest-growing countries in Asia, is also considered the most prone to hazards by climate change – an alarming reality that can put every Filipino's lives in peril. That said, there are pressing environmental issues that are needed to be acknowledged and addressed right away. 

Power Mac Center intros the trend-setting House of Marley’s Liberate Air True Wireless Earphones to PH

11/25/2019 11:15:45 PM

Power Mac Center adds a new innovative product to its arsenal, a sound gadget that poises to make a change for the better of the environment. 

GCash goes green with new feature GCash Forest

07/13/2019 11:04:48 PM

As contrasting as some may look, modernization can co-exist with environmental concerns. GCash is just one of the many examples of this.

OVER-DEVELOPMENT KILLS?

Yan ang patunay sa isang kasabihan na “lahat ng sobra ay nakakasama na.” Oo, kahit sa lebel ng mga gusali’t iba pang imprastraktura ang usapan.

Ewan ko lang ha. Pero sa panahon na umuusbong ang kaliwa’t kanang mga proyekto sa Kamaynilaan, mapa-skyscraper man o flyover, parang luamala din ang epekto ng kalamidad ditto. As in, nag level-up din ba, baagy na talaga naming hindi maganda. Nagsulputan na parang kabute ang mga gusali na nilaan apra gawing mga unit ng condo, nagkaroon din ng mga magagandang alternatibong ruta para kahit papaano ay maibsan ang nakakabadtrip na heavy traffic. Pero dahil sa mga tulad ni Ondoy noong 2009 at noong Agosto, ang isang simpleng sama ng panahon na kung tawagin ay Habagat, tila na-negate nito ang mga pagusbong ng mukha sa Metro Manila. Saklap.

Kaya minsa, naisip ko, deklikado nga pala ang pagiging labis na developed ang isang lugar. Sabagay, sa nasabing termino nga naman na “labis,” e matik na masama na rin e, kahit gaano pa kaganda ang layunin.