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More Gold Medals For Team Pilipinas

MORE THAN SIMPLY sending off athletes, Philippine sports officials challenged Team Pilipinas to come home from Aichi-Nagoya with more gold medals than the country...

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Lav Diaz Film Wins at 2026 Venice Int’l Filmfest

THE WHOLE is right at the center of jubilation at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival in Italy. It is because most of the stars...

Congratulations, You’re Now Part Plastic

YOU RECYCLE YOUR plastic. Too bad some of it has already recycled itself… into you. Once upon a time, plastic lived where it belonged—in grocery...

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DOE Revising Systems Loss...

OVERWHELMED by public outrage over bill shocks, the Department...

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Romualdez Ain’t Going Down...

THE SUPPOSED arrest of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez...

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The Disease That Doesn't Spread—Yet Still Claims Lives We're constantly...

QC Court Issues Arrest...

FAR from the snail-paced justice system that the Philippines...

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Waste-to-Energy Won’t Solve Garbage Crisis

FOR ALL THE hype that the President has been bragging on the so-called waste-to-energy projects as the solution to the garbage crisis, many say its contribution to power supply would at best be only marginal. “WTE can trim the volume of residual waste going to landfills, but that is the limit of its usefulness,” Noel M. Baga, co-convenor of think tank Center for Energy Research and Policy, told Business World. “It manages waste after the fact...

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Ticking Time Bomb

IT HAS BEEN two and a half decades since the worst garbage crisis hit the National Capital Region with the closure of the San...

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