Cebu joins coral triangle initiative

Peter L. Romanillos 05/17/2014

The Philippine archipelago is covered by the Coral Triangle, a vast expanse of sea spanning six countries in Southeast Asia, portions of the Pacific and the Indian Ocean and home to 76 percent of the world’s coral…

Sunfish found dead in Cebu

Bjorn Abraham Tabanera 05/08/2014

Local bystanders in Toledo City found a dying sunfish that beached along the coast this morning. PO1 Rogelio Gutang said they received a report on the creature’s presence at 10 a.m. The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic…

Dead juvenile dolphin washed ashore in Mactan

05/07/2014

A juvenile dolphin was spotted washed ashore near a resort in Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, Tuesday morning. The 2.3-meter long dolphin was found floating a few meters from the shore past 6 a.m. and then on the shore…

Cement plant recycles Naga coal ash

Peter L. Romanillos 05/03/2014

Coal ash residue from the 200-megawatt power plant in the City of Naga is  being recycled by a cement company and a construction firm,   Mayor Valdemar Chiong said yesterday. Chiong said the Korean Electric Power Corp.-Salcon Power…

UN: Earth warming undeniable, pollution its chief cause

Bencyrus Ellorin 04/14/2014

The United Nations (UN) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released today in Berlin, Germany its 5th Assessment Report that pointed to unequivocal proof of unprecedented warming of the planet’s temperature since the 1950s. The report also points…

Removal of trees part of Osmeña Road repair plan

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 04/07/2014

The Sergio Osmeña Road will have smaller center islands that will no longer be able to  accommodate trees, and this has always been the plan, according to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) 7. “We…

Hot lumber seized in Mandaue

Carine M. Asutilla, Jose Santino S. Bunachita 04/05/2014

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Central Visayas seized almost P800,000 worth of teak lumber on Thursday, the agency’s biggest confiscation in two years. A trailer truck loaded with at least 917 pieces of…

After Earth Hour, Cebu City to push bike lanes

Aileen Garcia-Yap, Michelle Joy L. Padayhag 03/30/2014

Many parts of Metro Cebu  were  enveloped  in darkness for at least an hour last night as the province joined the worldwide Earth Hour power switch off in a bid to raise awareness for the need to…

Groups to stage rally on fossil fuel use and mining expansion in Cebu

Marian Z. Codilla 03/28/2014

Over 100 youth and ecology advocates from 50 groups will stage a rally to denounce the continued use of fossil fuels and mining expansion in Cebu. The rallyists who form part of the so-called Sulong Power Shift…

MCWD shifts to surface water sources

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 03/21/2014

To ease the burden from groundwater sources, the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) is shifting to surface water sources. MCWD’s dependence on groundwater sources will substantially decrease with the entry into its pipelines of water coming from…

SRP’s seawall road open to bikers

Doris C. Bongcac 03/20/2014

Bikers and joggers are now allowed to use the seawall road of the South Road Properties (SRP) on designated hours, provided that they do not disturb other activities in the area. The Cebu City Council passed a…

World Wildlife Day: Cebu zoo to be recast as wildlife park

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 03/04/2014

A hesitant 11-year old Noemi Bastida was trembling when she was about to hold a python at the Cebu Zoo yesterday. But a few minutes later, the grade six student from Cantipla Integrated School was smiling from…

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