The unexpungeable odor of Smokey Mountain past

environmental issues Aug 24, 2026 12:27 PM PHT Iya Gozum HILL. Aerial view of the Upper Smokey Mountain in Tondo, Manila. Franz Lopez/Rappler Residents at Upper Smokey Mountain — or what's left of the legacy waste of the former dumpsite — contend with government efforts to remove them from their homes How does this make you feel? Loading Related Topics Manila waste management author Iya Gozum @iyagozum Iya Gozum covers the environment, agriculture, and science beats for Rappler. More from Iya Gozum Manila Human Interest This tour guide turns Manila’s streets into history, heritage lessons Technology PLDT, Smart blocking over 100 sites streaming extreme violent content Philippine News Guteza withdraws allegations vs Romualdez, dealing blow to Ombudsman complaint Business PDIC lost P107B. Why is only P57B in the 2027 proposed budget — and not guaranteed? More on Manila waste management Newsletters [Kasalikasan] When SC sides with big fishers, who really wins? Philippine News SONA 2026: Marcos wants solid waste law updated to allow waste-to-energy Philippine News Pax Silica, El Niño: Environmental issues for SONA 2026 Visayas Sandiganbayan junks graft cases vs Cebu City officials More on waste management

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