From planting trees to creating livelihoods: How AXA is rethinking corporate volunteerism
AXA Philippines mobilized over 2,000 employees during AXA Week for Good 2026, advancing sustainable livelihoods, environmental stewardship, and…
Sustainable Living
Can smarter fuel solutions help Philippine shipping reduce emissions?
As shipping pursues lower emissions, fuel preservation technology is emerging as a practical way to improve efficiency without…
Maya replaces plastic payment cards with recycled alternatives in sustainability push
Maya is replacing virgin plastic with recycled payment cards, embedding sustainability into everyday banking while maintaining secure, reliable…
Color Your World Foundation expands earthquake relief efforts in Mindanao
Color Your World Foundation expands earthquake relief efforts, delivering health kits, solar lamps, shelter, and hope to Mindanao…
Alsons Power restores full capacity days after 7.8-magnitude earthquake hits Mindanao
Alsons Power restores full Mindanao capacity six days after 7.8 earthquake, highlighting resilient energy infrastructure and rapid recovery…
Chevron helps boost sea turtle hatchlings and population growth
Chevron Philippines releases 146 sea turtle hatchlings in Batangas, advancing marine conservation efforts and strengthening long-term environmental stewardship…
Why concrete fails — and why it matters for sustainable living
Durability defines sustainability in construction, as poor workmanship weakens concrete, increases repairs, and raises environmental costs despite using…
Reusable culture: Simple eco habits for reducing waste in daily life
The rise of reusable culture in the Philippines shows how small, everyday decisions can collectively reshape a nation’s environmental…
How Cebu’s pushback is putting LTFRB’s EV taxi policy under the spotlight
In Cebu, the conversation around electric vehicle (EV) taxis didn’t begin with charging stations, carbon footprints, or futuristic…
Cebu after Typhoon Tino: Finding our way back from darkness and clarity
Writing from the aftermath of Typhoon Tino, our Cebu correspondent Rhyll Neri shares a poignant first-hand account of…