The Manila Times developing NZE plan

THE Manila Times has begun the process of estimating its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and developing a Net Zero Emission (NZE) roadmap, becoming the first publishing company in Southeast Asia to do so. The initiative, led by UN Sasakawa Laureate Glenn Banaguas, signals a significant shift not just for the company but for the publishing industry as a whole. "Transcending the confines of mere corporate responsibility, this groundbreaking initiative by The Manila Times represents the essence of visionary leadership, forging a legacy built on accountability and action," said Banaguas, creator of "Climate Smart Philippines: Science for Service." "Through this effort, we showcase the transformative impact of journalism not merely as a conveyer of truth but as a catalyst for change," he added. "Together, we are paving the way toward a future rooted in sustainability and resilience." Ann Ang Thompson, CEO of The Manila Times, said the company is honored to embark on the journey toward sustainability. "By calculating our carbon footprint and developing a Net Zero Emission roadmap, we reaffirm our commitment to environmental responsibility and industry excellence," she said. Bianca Mercado, president and COO of The Manila Times added, "This groundbreaking initiative reflects our dedication to innovation and responsibility. We aspire to inspire transformative action by embedding sustainability at the very core of our operations." While similar efforts have been made globally, The Manila Times breaks new ground as a leader in Southeast Asia in this regard.

The Manila Times developing NZE plan

THE Manila Times has begun the process of estimating its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and developing a Net Zero Emission (NZE) roadmap, becoming the first publishing company in Southeast Asia to do so.

The initiative, led by UN Sasakawa Laureate Glenn Banaguas, signals a significant shift not just for the company but for the publishing industry as a whole.

"Transcending the confines of mere corporate responsibility, this groundbreaking initiative by The Manila Times represents the essence of visionary leadership, forging a legacy built on accountability and action," said Banaguas, creator of "Climate Smart Philippines: Science for Service."

"Through this effort, we showcase the transformative impact of journalism not merely as a conveyer of truth but as a catalyst for change," he added. "Together, we are paving the way toward a future rooted in sustainability and resilience."

Ann Ang Thompson, CEO of The Manila Times, said the company is honored to embark on the journey toward sustainability.

"By calculating our carbon footprint and developing a Net Zero Emission roadmap, we reaffirm our commitment to environmental responsibility and industry excellence," she said.

Bianca Mercado, president and COO of The Manila Times added, "This groundbreaking initiative reflects our dedication to innovation and responsibility. We aspire to inspire transformative action by embedding sustainability at the very core of our operations."

While similar efforts have been made globally, The Manila Times breaks new ground as a leader in Southeast Asia in this regard.