The ₱20 per kilo rice program 2026 will receive a major funding boost as the government allocates at least ₱14 billion to expand affordable rice access for millions of Filipino …
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The climate change crisis has brought immense suffering to nations, communities, and people around the world… “Climate change has brought about suffering for nations, communities and peoples. It is that …
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Refuse Single-Use Day shines a spotlight on a growing global movement that challenges the throwaway culture by urging communities to rethink how everyday items are produced, used, and discarded. From …
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Biodiversity loss Philippines continues to alarm scientists as the country’s rich ecosystems face increasing pressure from human activity and environmental degradation. Twenty seven years ago, Time magazine named the Philippines as one …
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Don Moen music ministry has inspired millions of believers worldwide, showing how worship through song can strengthen faith and devotion to God. There are many ways of worshiping God. One …
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The cacao industry plays a vital role in the global food economy, supporting millions of farmers and fueling the world’s growing demand for chocolate. The world is full of chocolics …
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Wetlands loss has become a growing environmental concern as natural ecosystems disappear due to development, climate change, and human activity. “To protect wetlands is to invest in the future, ensuring …
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Dr. Teofredo T. Esguerra has built a remarkable life mission centered on saving lives, whether in emergency rooms, disaster zones, or the world’s most dangerous high-altitude environments. If there exists …
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Grand Rapids Minnesota travel offers a charming blend of music history, small-town culture, and personal discovery, especially for visitors drawn to the legacy of Judy Garland. “There’s a land that …
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Mindanao forest cover loss has accelerated in recent years, with several provinces ranking among those with the highest tree cover decline in the Philippines, according to a new study. Three …
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