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EXPLAINER: What the ‘Super El Niño’ Means for the Philippines

As a “very strong” El Niño threatens to persist into 2027, here’s what Filipinos need to know about the climate phenomenon and how it could affect daily life

By Reyza Ferranco
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Roundtable

Environmentalists Dig Into Climate Defense in Rolling Stone PH Roundtable

For Filipino environmental advocates, the fight has always been bigger than climate change and degradation

By Reyza Ferranco
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With Raised Fist

5 Forgotten Filipino Heroes Who Fought for the Environment, Labor Rights, and Freedom

We commemorate these heroes who, like the famous names we know, spilled their blood for the freedom and rights that we now enjoy

By Reyza Ferranco
The coast of Lebak Sultan Kudarat after the tsunami of August 17 1976
Opinion

Every Year, the Moro Gulf’s Warning Grows Quieter

The trauma of 1976 was supposed to have taught us a lesson that would have mitigated the aftermath of the June 2026 earthquake. But if that were the case, why has so little changed since then?

By Razel Suansing
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What A Waste

The ‘Garbage Crisis’ is Proof of the Government’s Failures

Call it a crisis or just “critical,” it looks like the country still has no good answer for what to do with its garbage

By Reyza Ferranco
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