Iya Gozum is a journalist at Rappler. She covers a range of topics including energy policy, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and climate change, with a focus on the intersection of environment, agriculture, and science. Iya's work has also been featured in Environmental Post Ledger and Newswav.
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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.
Given her focus on local news and regulatory developments within the Philippines, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts or stakeholders directly involved in these areas. Additionally, given her emphasis on environmental issues and agriculture & farming within a local context like Manila which is facing challenges related to poverty incidence and indigenous peoples' rights among other things could make her receptive to stories providing solutions or success stories relevant to those specific concerns.
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BARMM interim chief minister Abdulraof Macacua recently ordered the resignation of Mohagher Iqbal over a P2.2-billion audit scandal
By: Reymund Titong, Iya Gozum
Cadet First Class Mark Clement Centina previously studied economics to prepare for law school. Two years before finishing college, he decided to enter the military academy.
The National Dairy Authority is banking on animal imports, more stock farms, and bigger budget to boost the import-dependent industry
'Walang semento, walang bakal,' says DA chief Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. 'Wala lahat.'
Nine years since ISIS-linked militants laid siege to Marawi City, thousands still await return home
By: Iya Gozum
At least four people are dead due to the collapse of a building that was under construction in Angeles City, Pampanga
The DENR's assurances that the tree-cutting in Manila is legally authorized fail to assuage the concerns of urban mobility advocates, landscape architects and environmentalists
State-funded biofertilizer production faltered. A private company has since obtained exclusive rights to scale Bio-N production.
Philippine Native Plants Conservation Society president Anthony Arbias says the issue is not whether the trees are exotic or introduced species, but that they are being cut down to make way for an expressway
'We believe that if there's anyone least intimidated by this, it should be us,' university student Joaquin Bautista says
