Climate change food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines, as farmers face persistent flooding, drought, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. (Last of Four Parts) Filipino farmers are particularly vulnerable …
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Running out of fish in the Philippines is becoming a serious food security concern as declining fish catch threatens the primary source of protein for millions of Filipinos. (Third of …
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Microplastics in bangus have become a growing concern as studies show that tiny plastic particles are now entering the marine food chain. These particles, invisible to the naked eye, may …
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(Second of Four Parts) Soil erosion food crisis is silently worsening in the Philippines as farmland continues to lose fertility, threatening long-term food production and national food security. There are …
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(First of Four Parts) Water crisis food production challenges are worsening in the Philippines as water shortages increasingly threaten agriculture, fisheries, and food security. The Philippines is currently facing several …
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Breeding goats all year round is possible—even during months when goats are not “in heat”—without using chemical hormones. Yes, it is possible. This can be accomplished through environmentally friendly methods …
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Healthier pancakes made from rice bran and soybean scraps are being developed by Filipino scientists as a nutritious, gluten-free alternative to conventional mixes. Pancakes remain a popular breakfast and snack …
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The Learner’s Choice Voucher Bill authored by Senator Alan Peter Cayetano has received backing from a student coalition, citing its potential to expand access to quality education and reduce congestion …
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D’Bone Collector Museum Marks 14 Years Promoting Environmental Awareness in Mindanao
D’Bone Collector Museum, one of Mindanao’s most distinctive cultural and educational attractions, marks its 14th year of promoting environmental awareness, conservation, and sustainable tourism. On January 28, 2012, Darrell Dean …
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Azolla fertilizer has been used for centuries by Asian farmers to enrich rice fields naturally, long before nitrogen was understood as a key requirement for plant growth. In the 11th …
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