TACLOBAN CITY – Super typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan) that hit the Philippines in November 2013 brought unprecedented devastation: displaced and affected more than 18.4 million people, killed more than 6,000 people, and caused P89.6 billion in economic losses. Among those who survived the disaster, women and children particularly suffered Read More …
Today, March 23, 2016 will be a historic moment for the Philippines as it launches its first micro-satellite into space. The microsatellite known as DIWATA-1, weighs approximately 50 kilograms, was turned over to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) by the officials of the Department of Science and Technology Read More …
PARIS, France – Migration highlights the human aspect of climate change. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) they are firming up the recognition of human migration as a consequence of climate change and to provide mechanisms at the Paris climate agreement. Large-scale human mobility or migration will Read More …
PARIS, France – Musicians are beginning to act, react and take action on climate change. Nitya Lila, a young and energetic artist, says marrying music and art in tackling climate change issues are a powerful way of raising public awareness and for world leaders to take urgent climate action. Read More …
LEGAZPI CITY, Albay – Albay Province has long been considered as an incredible tourists’ destination with its breathtaking skyline, historical sites, beaches, famous spicy dishes and of course the majestic Mayon Volcano which is famous for its perfectly symmetrical cone that actively billows smoke. But across the province, with Read More …
By Imelda V. Abano TACLOBAN CITY – People across the world, especially the poor and vulnerable, stand to lose the most in the face of a changing climate. This is evident with the major disaster that hit the Philippines two years ago today (November 8) with the unimaginable destruction Read More …