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Everything that supports human survival is dependent on the environment. Discover the current environmental issues, and find out what you can do to help save the world. Read about environment-related topics, and engage in analysis and debate on science. Learn more about news covering global warming, pollution, recycling, and conservation efforts, among others. Help mitigate climate change and save the environment by being well-informed.

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Estimated 5.2 million people affected by typhoon Ompong

by M G Martin

An estimated 5.2 million people have been affected by typhoon Ompong, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council has reported. These people are living in the 125-km. radius from …

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Only 180 of 2,200 Boracay businesses given green light for reopening

by M G Martin

Only 180 of 2,300 establishments on Boracay have met environmental standards, just weeks before the reopening of the island on October 26. This figure was revealed by Department of Environment …

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Storm Mangkhut classified as super-typhoon as it nears the Philippines

by M G Martin

The Hawaii-based Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) has reclassified Mangkhut as a super-typhoon as it bears down on the Philippines. Mangkhut will be referred to as “Ompong” after it enters …

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Aftershocks follow magnitude 6.4 quake hits southern Mindanao

by M G Martin

A magnitude 3.6 aftershock hit Davao Oriental after a magnitude 6.4 quake jolted Southern Mindanao, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said. Phivolcs said the aftershock happened at 5.18pm …

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State of calamity declared as Ilocos Norte inundated by floodwater

by M G Martin

Ilocos Norte has been placed under a state of calamity due to the effect of southwest monsoon enhanced by Tropical Depression Luis. The provincial ordinance was declared during a special …

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Inspectors say fewer than one in six Boracay businesses meet standards

by M G Martin

Fewer than 20 per cent of tourism businesses inspected on Boracay met standards — just two months before the island is due to reopen. The Department of the Interior and …

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Earthquakes shake Mindanao amid regional spike in seismic activity

by M G Martin

Two earthquakes have shaken the Compostela Valley and Davao Occidental over the weekend amid a regional spike in seismic activity. A magnitude five earthquake was felt at 8.28am today (Sunday, …

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Philippine energy chiefs back sale of dirtier diesel to offset inflation

by M G Martin

Pollution in the Philippines could become even more suffocating with a plan to allow the sale of dirtier, but cheaper, diesel oil. The Philippine energy ministry has told oil companies …

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Dead whale shark found off Tagum City had stomach full of plastic

by M G Martin

The emaciated body of a juvenile whale shark found off the coast of Tagum City died after swallowing plastic waste. Various scraps of plastic items were found inside the belly …

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Health chiefs warn that mosquito-borne diseases now at peak season

by Philippine News Agency

The Department of Health has advised the public that mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and chikungunya are at peak season. In a radio interview today (Monday, August 6), Health Undersecretary Rolando …

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Killer whale pictured leaping from the sea near Oslob divides opinion

by M G Martin

A photo apparently showing a killer whale — or orca — leaping from the sea off Cebu Island has divided opinion among social media users. The picture was purportedly taken …

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Truckload of turtles and pangolins intended for Chinese medicine trade

by M G Martin

A truck carrying dead sea turtles and pangolins has been seized at a checkpoint outside Puerto Princesa City in Palawan. The endangered species were discovered by agents from the Department …

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Blood moon and close approach of Mars will paint the sky red

by M G Martin

Friday night will see the longest “blood moon” eclipse this century and also the closest approach of the Red Planet Mars to Earth since 2003. According to astronomers, the total …

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Philippine weather bureau: Typhoon Gardo not the same as Yolanda

by M G Martin

The state weather bureau PAGASA has said that Typhoon Gardo is different to the Super Typhoon Yolanda that devastated Central Visayas in 2013. The differences, according to PAGASA Weather Division …

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Why whale sharks gather at only a few specific places in the world

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The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, but much of its lifecycle remains shrouded in mystery. These gentle giants gather in just a handful of places around …

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Work permits for foreigners on Boracay suspended during closure

by M G Martin

The issuing of ‘alien employment permits’ to foreign nationals working on Boracay Island has been suspended. Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello said the temporary suspension included both new applications and extensions …

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Senate inquiry told that Boracay may be ready to reopen by September

by M G Martin

A member of the team tasked with cleaning up Boracay has told a Senate inquiry that the island could be ready for a ‘soft opening’ in September. Epimaco Densing, part …

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Body of Indonesian woman cut from belly of enormous python

by M G Martin

An Indonesian woman has been cut from the belly of a python after she vanished while tending her vegetable garden. The body of 54-year-old Wa Tiba was discovered yesterday (Friday, …

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Is new Chinese bird flu the ‘disease X’ keeping scientists awake at night?

by M G Martin

A new strain of bird flu that kills nearly 40 per cent of it infects has been identified as the most likely candidate to spark a worldwide flu pandemic. Professor …

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Majority of Philippine beaches dangerously polluted by human excrement

by M G Martin

Dangerous levels of pollution caused by human excrement has been detected in the waters off 60 per cent of popular Philippine beach destinations. The Environmental Management Bureau has reported that …

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After one month of closure, optimism over speedy Boracay rehab

by M G Martin

One month on from the closure of Boracay Island, the environment secretary has said it could reopen in less than the planned six months. In previous statements, Roy Cimatu had …

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Science vs superstition as rare sun halo spotted over Bohol

by M G Martin

Residents of a Bohol town were treated to a rare celestial phenomenon when the sun appeared surrounded by a halo of light. The rare sight was reported in Ubay town …

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How a Rhino fossil rewrote ancient human history in the Philippines

by M G Martin

A dig in Luzon, an island in the northern Philippines, has uncovered fossils of an “Ice Age” rhino that was butchered about 700,000 years ago. It’s the first evidence demonstrating the …

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Another dead dugong — or sea cow — washes up in Palawan

by M G Martin

The body of a seven foot long male dugong — or sea cow — has been found washed ashore in Puerto Princesa City. Vivian Soriano, senior ecosystems management specialist of …

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Mactan and Panglao unsafe for swimmers due to human excrement

by M G Martin

The sea off two popular tourist destinations in the Visayas is so polluted with human excrement it is no longer safe for swimming. The waters off Mactan Island in Cebu …

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Enormous squid caught off Tawi-Tawi believed to be just a baby

by M G Martin

An enormous squid landed on the southern island of Tawi-Tawi is believed to have been a youngster — with much more growing yet to do. The huge specimen was hauled …

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