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Ateneo scientists propose generating power from Visayas tides

With its vast coastlines, the Philippines is no stranger to the unrelenting power of waves and tides. Being able to tap even just one-fifth of this power would already be equivalent to the nation’s current total energy capacity, said Justin Kyle Ricafort and King Harold Recto of the Ateneo de Manila University Department of Electronics, Computer, and Communications Engineering.
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Eco-activists, consumers call for faster shift to renewables

Following the 48th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Summit and Related Meetings held in Cebu last week, a group of climate activists and consumers is urging Asean to transition away from continued dependence on fossil fuels, especially now with the prolonged instability brought about by the current crisis in the Middle East.
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Earth Day bayanihan powers mangrove stewardship activities

The theme of Earth Day is once again “Our Power, Our Planet”, driving focus on the ability of consistent collective action in protecting ecosystems and advancing local solutions. In the Philippines, the theme is articulated in the spirit of Bayanihan, or communal unity and cooperation, which is most prominent when Filipinos help each other out during times of natural calamities.
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Faster global warming since 2015

Global warming has accelerated in a “statistically significant” way since 2015, according to a study published by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK).
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Challenge: Turning ESG policies into real, lasting change

Many businesses nowadays are trying to promote sustainability and become more environmentally friendly in order to keep up with evolving market demands, as consumers become more and more conscious of the impacts of their choices.
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New Year’s resolutions that can help climate action

Here’s some good news as the holidays wrap up: Many New Year’s resolutions people already make—eating healthier, saving money, getting organized—double as climate-friendly habits.
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Electric vehicles gain steam in PH

More and more Filipino consumers—individuals as well as companies—are joining the shift to electric or hybrid vehicles.
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‘Your achievements serve as an inspiration for others’

Welcome remarks by Atty. Rudyard Arbolado, Inquirer Print COO, at the 1st Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards: Good morning! Magandang umaga po sa inyong lahat. Thank you for joining us today.
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1st Inquirer ESG awards fete PH firms pushing sustainability

The Inquirer Group of Companies (IGC) unveiled the winners of the first Inquirer ESG Edge Impact Awards 2025 on Friday at the Inquirer Media Resource Plaza in Makati, celebrating exemplary projects and initiatives that champion sustainability and social responsibility among publicly listed companies (PLCs), large companies, and micro, small, and medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
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Conference offers opportunity to learn vital ESG strategies

PETALING JAYA: Asia is facing growing problems such as water shortages, rising temperatures, damaged ecosystems and social inequality. But these challenges also create chances for positive change.
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