APAC sustainable travel trends continue to influence how tourists plan their trips, with more travelers becoming aware of climate risks and environmental impact before booking vacations. Booking.com’s latest global travel …
Philippine Morning Post
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Pangasinan solar technology initiatives are helping local micro, small, and medium enterprises reduce electricity expenses and improve operational efficiency amid rising energy costs. Through renewable energy programs led by DOST-Ilocos …
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Science & Technology
TWAS brings 37 global South climate scientists to Trieste for IPCC‑focused training workshop
TWAS climate training workshop organizers welcomed early- and mid-career climate scientists from developing countries to Trieste, Italy, for an intensive program designed to strengthen climate research skills and improve participation …
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Amnay River vegetation study findings are shedding light on the ecological importance of riparian plants in Occidental Mindoro as researchers examine how river flow, sediment buildup, and land disturbance affect …
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Taguig forensic laboratory officials say the advanced crime investigation facility is nearing completion as government leaders continue inspections of the project designed to strengthen forensic science capabilities and improve criminal …
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Intra-household poverty Philippines is emerging as a critical issue, with new PIDS findings showing that some individuals in “non-poor” households may still live in deprivation due to unequal resource distribution …
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Financial inclusion Philippines continues to lag despite rapid digital finance growth, with millions still outside the formal banking system even as e-wallet and online payment usage expands nationwide, a PIDS …
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Philippine News
Small-Scale Miners’ Coalition Concludes 7th National Assembly, Highlights Call for Mining Law Reform
Small-scale mining law reform Philippines took center stage as over 200 delegates from across the country gathered in Sagada, Mountain Province for the 7th National Assembly of small-scale miners, pushing …
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Diwata-1 satellite Philippines development traces back to the aftermath of Super Typhoon Yolanda in 2013, when the country faced a critical need for reliable satellite data to improve disaster response …
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EnvironmentWorld News
COP31 President-Designate: “Fossil fuels do not guarantee energy supply security”
COP31 fossil fuels energy security concerns were highlighted by President-designate Murat Kurum, who said the ongoing global energy crisis shows that reliance on fossil fuels cannot guarantee stable and secure …
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