Iya Gozum is a journalist at Rappler. She covers the environment, agriculture, and science, with a strong focus on climate change, sustainable agriculture, and energy policy. Iya's work has been featured in Environmental Post Ledger, Newswav, and Rappler.
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Iya Gozum's work predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the local context of the Philippines, specifically Manila. Her coverage also delves into topics such as government and politics, agriculture & farming, environmental issues, climate change with special attention to localized events.
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By: Iya Gozum
'We can mainstream the science, the knowledge into the plans of the community,' says disaster risk management expert Mahar Lagmay
President Marcos’ critical minerals policy means tapping more mineral reservations as his administration envisions a robust processing industry
The Environment and Management Bureau says this is because of smoke "still being transported by the prevailing southwest monsoon while fires remain active'
By: Iya Gozum
There is consensus that climate change is caused by industrialized nations, and poorer countries have time and again demanded for reparations
The Ynares dynasty is intertwined with the province's life and history Editor's note: This is part of a Rappler series on Filipino families that have held political power for generations.
The detection of the elusive Mindoro bleeding-heart twenty years later inspires hope and forebodes changing habitats
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Civil society also urges the Moro Islamic Liberation Front 'not to fan the flames of division'
In its latest submission to the United Nations, the Philippines underscores its high vulnerability to climate impacts despite minimal contribution to the crisis
On top of this, the Department of Agriculture is asking Congress for an additional P10 billion in its 2027 budget in anticipation of severe El Niño impact
