BARMM elections reset has gained backing from Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, who co-sponsored the measure seeking to move the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao polls to September 2026. Senator …
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MMDA Bike to Work advocacy took center stage as General Manager Nicolas Torre III completed a solo ride from Quezon City to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in …
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The Philippine government’s satellite rice monitoring system has won one of the country’s highest civil service honors for helping ensure food supply and improve crop monitoring nationwide. A government-based satellite …
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About 1,500 day care and elementary school learners at nutritional risk in seven provinces will benefit from a high-zinc rice program under a 90-day feeding initiative backed by DA-PhilRice and …
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Wetlands conservation is often overlooked because wetlands appear to be muddy lakes or waterlogged forests to those unfamiliar with them. Wetlands are weird. To those who are unfamiliar, it either …
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Gawad Lingkod Bayan 2025 recognized a “humble driver” from the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Western Visayas for exemplary public service during awarding ceremonies at Malacañang Palace on January …
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REKO local books access is designed to address long-standing barriers in the Philippine literature industry by making Filipino-authored books more accessible through digital platforms. Despite the vast knowledge available on …
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Bird perches for forest regeneration are emerging as a simple yet effective tool in restoring degraded landscapes. Instead of relying solely on labor-intensive tree planting, scientists and conservationists are working …
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Tilapia farming in the Philippines has evolved from traditional fishing practices into one of the country’s fastest-growing aquaculture industries. Fishing has existed since the dawn of time. Even in Biblical …
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Environment
UP Scientists Explain Tropical Storms Near Philippine Coasts and Why They Rapidly Change
UP scientists have revealed how tropical storms near Philippine coasts rapidly change in speed and intensity, based on a 45-year analysis of landfalling cyclones in the country. An analysis of …
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