By Elisha Beatrice Umali

Six years after the Ahunan Pumped-Storage Hydropower Project began in Pakil, the promised renewable energy has brought environmental degradation, displacement, dwindling water sources, and threats to the residents’ livelihood.

by Chantal Eco

From the island and mountains of Rizal to the watershed of Samar Island, wind energy projects are being built on the forests that protect communities from floods and landslides.

By Cris Fernan Bayaga 

A medical professional and transhealth specialist said that the healthcare system is affected by the stigma associated with trans healthcare, aside from medical inaccessibility, the societal prejudice embedded within institutions must be taken into account.

by Ronalyn V. Olea

Twenty-five years is a milestone for Bulatlat, but also proof that journalism rooted in people’s struggles can outlast administrations, overcome censorship, and keep telling the truth.

By Arnold Padilla

By accommodating multiple US military facilities and weapons platforms, the Philippines exposes itself to becoming a potential target in conflicts involving the US.