More gas deposits may be found beneath our seas. The Philippines is giving itself another shot at exploring and developing the natural gas industry.

1994. Conservation of biological diversity in the Sierra Madre mountains of Isabela and southern Cagayan Province, the Philippines. Manila: DENR-BirdLife International. Department of Environment and ...

Rising sea levels, higher temperatures, and increased frequency of typhoons and extreme weather events have led to floods, landslides and land erosion that pollute water resources ... of responding to ...

Scientists found that more than 800 tonnes per annum of geologic hydrogen is leaking from subsurface rock near Manila — about 18 times as much as from a 5 million-tonne underground reservoir in Mali ...

Nestled among the lush rolling terrain of the Philippines’ famed Chocolate ... legislator has called a “blatant abuse of our natural resources,” with the national senate debating whether ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the Philippine Natural Gas Industry Development Act on January 8, but the law was uploaded to the Official Gazette on January 14.

Being inside the Philippines’ EEZ, West Philippine Sea is an area over which the country has exclusive rights to natural resources. Where is the West Philippine Sea located? The West Philippine Sea is ...