Environment groups twit ‘waste to energy’ technology
Environmentalists from various groups raised concern over the safety of the waste-to-energy technology that the city plans to adopt as a solution to waste problem here.
[L-R] Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte and Japan’s Kitakyushu City Mayor Kenji Kitahashi. (CIO)
Davao City, Japan ink env’t partnership agreement
Both the local executives of Davao City and Japan’s Kitakyushu City signed Monday an environmental agreement for the proposed waste-to-energy facility here.
Japan’s waste-to-energy facility soon to rise in Davao
A waste-to-energy will soon rise in this city supported by the Japan International Cooperation Agency and Japanese firms Nippon Steel& Sumikin Engineering Technology.
SAN PEDRO STREET. Two men atop a scaffolding paint signs in a commercial building here, in San Pedro street, Davao City. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)
DENR: Davao air is good, fair
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources said the air quality in Davao is still “good and fair” compared to other cities in the country.
Red Batario of the International National Safety Institute discusses the role of journalists during disasters in a two-day seminar titled "Covering Disasters and Emergencies" organized by the the Peace and Conflict Journalism Network Philippines, Inc.- Oxford Community for Famine Relief (PECOJON-OXFAM) held on Oct. 26 in Quezon City, Philippines. (Maria Patricia C. Borromeo/davaotoday.com)
Journalists train on disaster, emergency reporting
Journalists across the country attended a two-day training here called "Learning Event on Disaster and Emergencies” organized by The Peace and Conflict Journalism Network and Oxfam.
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