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    Category: Disaster

    3Taal volcano reuption by Luis Liwanag

    Disaster

    Taal roars after four decades of almost silence

    Photos By: Luis V. Liwanag and Text By Klaire Ting, VERA Files The people were still in a post-holiday mood – relaxing and heaving a sigh of relief with the[…]

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    Climate Change · Disaster · Eco-Cities

    Empowering women, recognizing their rights helps in building climate-resilient communities

    Imelda V. Abano, Earth Journalism Network, March 8, 2019 Every March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day to mark progress toward gender equality. Indigenous women, particularly in climate-vulnerable communities[…]

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    Disaster · Water

    Eruption, Lahar, and Resilience

    By Johnna Villaviray Giolagon, VERA Files Come Feb. 10, when the townsfolk of Bacolor go to the San Guillermo Parish Church for their fiesta celebration, they will enter the worship[…]

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    Disaster

    Keeping the Aeta Culture Alive

    By Johnna Villaviray Giolagon, VERA Files  Aeta leader Rouvilane Margarito had grown up under the shadow of Mt. Pinatubo. As a young girl, she and her family lived near the[…]

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    photo by Imelda Abano

    Climate Change · Disaster

    Climate-vulnerable Philippines to strengthen its adaptation action

    KATOWICE, POLAND – Despite its limited contribution to the global greenhouse gas emissions, the Philippines is highly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. There has been growing recognition[…]

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    photo by Imelda Abano

    Climate Change · Disaster

    At least 1 very strong tropical cyclone expected to hit PH every year, climate scientist warns

    By KLAIRE TING, VERA Files October 18, 2018 The number of tropical cyclones entering the Philippines is slightly decreasing, but their intensity is “becoming stronger,” according to Dr. Rosa Perez,[…]

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