The Malampaya Phase 4 Project is expected to support Philippine energy security by strengthening the country's indigenous natural gas production capabilities.
The Department of Education is reinforcing El Niño preparedness through student environmental organizations and the continued strengthening of school gardening programs.
Balanga City's restored mangrove forests are providing environmental and livelihood benefits, including doubled fish harvests and improved protection against strong waves.
Villanueva officials are pursuing a proposed facility to manage hazardous biomedical waste, with the project potentially supporting 23 municipalities in Misamis Oriental.
Local entrepreneurs in Ilocos Norte are creating livelihood opportunities by transforming coconut shells into eco-friendly handicrafts intended for broader markets.
The DENR is implementing stronger ecosystem protection efforts to address risks associated with extreme heat and worsening dry conditions during El Niño.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said solar-powered irrigation development remains part of government preparations for the anticipated impact of a very strong El Niño.