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Phl among AsPac countries with large portions of population having no access to power

By Ted P. Torres | October 20, 2011 - 12:00am

Over 15 million Filipinos still have no access to electricity, joining roughly 170 million more in the East Asia-Pacific region, according to a recent study by the World Bank and the Australian Agency for International...

Business

Toward a safer and gentler world

By Vice President Jejomar Binay (Keynote Address to the Sustainable Development Network Annual Meet | February 10, 2011 - 12:00am

Mr. Chairman, partners in development, colleagues in the disaster risk reduction and management practice, fellow environmentalists, friends.

Letters to the Editor