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Itogon to lobby for pocket mining ban lift
ITOGON’s new municipal government is hoping to lobby for the possible lifting of the four-year pocket mining ban that has...
Moratorium on tree-cutting pushed anew
THE city council’s attempt at institutionalizing a moratorium on tree-cutting in Baguio City is making its way through the legislative...
DA to tap youth for agribusiness
THE Department of Agriculture (DA)’s Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) has launched a program seeking to capacitate and further involve the...
Burnham Lake now fishing spot
BAGUIO City’s government is now accepting applications for licenses for recreational fishing at the Burnham Park Lake. City Environment and...
CA affirms Baguio court raps against pair hauling illegal lumber
THE Court of Appeals (CA) has upheld the decision of a Baguio court to jail a duo transporting illegal lumber,...
22 possible landfills in CAR cleared by EMB
THE Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) has cleared some 22 potential sites for landfills in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) for...
Group created to develop city’s low carbon transport plan
BAGUIO City has established a technical working group to facilitate the progression of the United Nations Development Programme – Department...
DENR says Baguio resources taxed by tourists even as maximum capacity still not met
A STUDY by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) claims that while Baguio has yet to meet its...
DA provides aid for 6,000 farmers, fishers in Benguet
SOME 6,000 members of the agricultural sector in Benguet are now eligible to receive aid from the share of the...
Three years for waste to energy facility to rise
BAGUIO Mayor Benjamin Magalong said on Wednesday that the planned waste-to-energy project in Sablan is still proceeding but will take...
