SFLMA and the Future of Environmental Asset Governance in the Philippines
I. Introduction The implementation of the Sustainable Forest Land Management Agreement (SFLMA) under DENR Administrative Order No. 2025-22 marks a ...
Read ArticleNatural capital, environmental regulation, climate risk, quarrying, uplands, flooding, and ecological accountability.
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I. Introduction The implementation of the Sustainable Forest Land Management Agreement (SFLMA) under DENR Administrative Order No. 2025-22 marks a ...
Read ArticleToday, Gus Agosto, a licensed Environmental Planner , sent his formal reply to the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD), s...
Read ArticleWhy System Thinking Requires Stricter Development Standards Recent public discussions have reflected different perspectives on the Monterrazas deve...
Read ArticleThe recent tax dispute between the Province of Cebu and Apo Land and Quarry Corporation (ALQC) has highlighted the legal limits of provincial taxat...
Read ArticleEvery day in Cebu, the equivalent of 500 dump trucks of limestone leaves the province’s quarry sites. Over a year, that amounts to roughly 3.6 mill...
Read ArticleI have written an open letter to the Honorable Members of the Provincial Board of Cebu to share an economic perspective on the province’s mineral a...
Read ArticleWhen the Binaliw landfill collapsed on January 8, killing at least 36 people , the tragedy did not end with the recovery of bodies. It deepened whe...
Read ArticleThe collapse of the Binaliw landfill in Cebu City has been explained away in familiar terms. It has been called an accident. An operational failure...
Read ArticleThe recent issuance of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Philippine Ecosystem and Natural Capital Accounting System (PENCAS) Act ...
Read ArticleThe recent announcement of a moratorium on upland development is, at first glance, a welcome development. It signals an overdue recognition that wh...
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