Archive - Earth Files

The Philippine Eagle (scientific name: Pithecophaga jefferyi ) symbolizes the grit and strength of the Filipino people amidst adversity.

Arpee Lazaro and Beck Cortez of Radyo Pilipinas Dos talk about climate change and smart practices to mitigate its effects

Pinoy agriculture and education sectors find ways to mitigate climate change's effects.

Sinasabi sa atin na may kinalaman ang Climate Change sa pang araw-araw nating buhay. Paano?

ORMOC CITY – In an emergency, drop everything and run for your life.

At the homestretch of the 2019 election campaign, environment groups are dismayed that the issue of environment protection has not been given much attention by the candidates.

SILANG, Cavite, Philippines — Under the sweltering sun, Julian Aguilar inspects his crop, which, like him, have been reeling from the intense heat.

What better way to learn about how Climate Change affects people’s daily lives than a visit to a farm and talk with farmers?

Revisiting the day of the flash flood, there is a sense that all the elements that could make a disaster happen happened that day.

Residents share their experience of the flood 28 years ago.

Do Filipinos know enough about climate change and its effects?

BOAC, MARINDUQUE— In a land known to many as poisoned by a toxic mine spillage, there’s a field of green that thrives, harvesting nature’s unadulterated bounty.