ENVIRONMENT: THE LAND OF NATURAL DISASTERS
“The Ring of Fire” – that is how scientists call that thin region of dynamic volcanic and seismic activity around the rim...
PPI at 55: building better communities
This year
marks the 55th anniversary of the Philippine Press Institute (PPI), also known
as the national association of...
ENVIRONMENT:SAVING ENDANGERED GIANT CLAMS
A group of fisherfolk based in barangay Adecor in Kaputian District of Island Garden City of Samal (IGACOS) are trying to save...
PLASTICS: CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
“Plastics are a clear and present danger to the
future of our planet.” – Céline S. Cousteau, documentary film director and
producer, explorer, and...
PHILIPPINES: IN DEEP TROUBLE
“Climate change is taking place before
our eyes and will continue to do as a result of the concentrations of
greenhouse gases in the...
Height is might no more
If you still are
caught up in the belief that in basketball, "height is might", think
again.
Meet veteran coach
Ronel Leuterio....
ENVIRONMENT: WHERE HAVE ALL OUR TREES GONE?
“Overall, destruction of our natural resources is continuing, despite efforts of some of our concerned citizens to protect and manage them.” –...
AGRITRENDS: HOW UPLAND FARMERS CAN COPE WITH CLIMATE CHANGE
“By planting more crops in one area, farmers can rely on several streams of income and food sources. If one kind of crops...
BIGGER PICTURE: SAAD: Fulfilling A Promise
“I work a lot in the slums of Tondo,
Manila, and the life there is very poor and very sad,” Miss Philippines
Catriona Gray...
AGRITRENDS: THERE’S MORE TO COCONUT THAN JUST COPRA (Second of Two Parts)
Coconut has been touted as a “lazy man’s crop.” According to an old legend, coconut is God’s gift to the lazy man....
