Of sky ways and serendipitous moments – envisioning sky bike lanes for Metro Manila
Note: This article first appeared in my Linked Pulse page. (Image credits: Anders Berensson Architects. This image also appeared in TechInsider.) UPDATE: I am requesting feedback f
The National Greening Program and climate action
(Note: This is a copy of a paper that I had submitted in ENRM 236: Governance of Upland Ecosystems, in November 2014. I am currently enrolled in the course, Master of Environment a
Environmental Site Assessment Training by INSTEP (Sep 21-22, 2015)
(Note: This is a 3rd party announcement. All inquiries must be sent directly to INSTEP through Mr. Gene Jones. ) The International Society of Technical and Environmental Profession
Landscape ecology page in Facebook!
This will just be a very quick post as I am in the middle of work deadlines, business affairs, school work, and personal and domestic errands (whew!). I also just came back from a
You’ve Got TREE-mail! (details & sample letter)
HELLO dear readers! I am ‘rebranding’ our previous tree-planting campaign, the meiLBOX 5+1 Project into something more exciting! The same idea remains (write 5 letters,
Solar energy for Filipino households: Is it viable?
[For a more detailed discussion of this topic, please write to me for a copy of the full paper.*] The Philippines, being an archipelagic nation, is considered as among the most t
The Little Prince and Climate Change
Author’s Note: This is an excerpt from a paper submitted to the course, ENRM 221 – Socio-cultural Perspectives on the Environment, University of the Philippines
Philippine Agenda 21: Setbacks and hopes for the future*
Given the current state of the environment, the Philippines (along with many countries all over the world) did not fare well in terms of achieving or accomplishing the goals and ob