“In the wake of Supertyphoon “Yolanda” (international name: Haiyan), the government allocated P347 million, since then increased to P1 billion, to rehabilitate mangroves in devastated areas. The loss of thousands of lives and livelihoods was well documented by the media. However, were the degree …

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  By: Katherine Flowers    With the threat of global warming increasing over time, green collared jobs are also on the rise. This is due […]

  By Brenda Panin Power plants and factories that use coal as a fuel must also face the issues that coal dust brings with it. Over […]