SINGAPORE — The United Nations’ International Seabed Authority (ISA) met on Monday to consider new rules allowing firms to extract minerals from the ocean floor despite mounting concerns about the economic and environmental risks.
Supporters say deep sea mining will help boost supplies of raw materials like cobalt and nickel, which are needed for the global energy transition, but critics say it could destroy ecosystems and disrupt migratory routes.
MANILA, Philippines — Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez said the House of Representatives is ready to help the districts affected by Super Typhoon Pepito. “Inaantay lang namin ang report ng aming mga miyembro at kung magkano […]
THE Philippines has agreed to collaborate with the United States and Japan to enhance the nation’s cyber and digital resilience. The three nations held the US-Japan-Philippines cyber and digital dialogue on the sidelines of the […]
QUEZON City 1st District Rep. Juan Carlos Atayde said on Tuesday that technology will improve the government’s acquisition process through Republic Act 12009, or the Government Procurement Reform Act (GPRA). “Legislation must evolve with the […]
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