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Mindanao & climate change: Year-end floods, new year beginning, still more floods
The Philippines experiences 20 tropical typhoons each year. And in recent years, stronger typhoons have become more frequent.
As stated in the executive report of “Getting A Grip on Climate Change in the Philippines,” a World Bank publication, “by the end of this century,...
Renewable energy: Future source of power
Leila Noel left the Philippines when her hometown Bansalan in Davao del Sur did not have electricity yet. “This was in the late 1970s when the country had to grapple with the oil crisis,” she recalled. “I practically grew up without electricity. When I was in high...
The GMO in your food
The debate is still ongoing. But in the Philippines, as in the rest of the world, its actual use has gained the upper hand over all the talk and protests against it.
In truth, genetically modified (GM) food has been eaten by Filipinos every...
