2014 was Earth’s hottest year, could lead to storm surges, flooding -NASA scientist
Last year was Earth's warmest on record, bolstering the argument that people are altering the planet's climate by relentlessly burning…
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Environment
BFAR trains personnel against illegal fishing
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources implemented an intensive law enforcement training on its personnel to fight illegal fishing.…
10 years ago
First salt restaurant in Iran
The first-ever restaurant made entirely of salt is now operating in Iran. Said restaurant is said to be pollution-free, owing…
10 years ago
WWF-Philippines Names New President and CEO
Top environmental solutions-provider World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines (WWF-Philippines) recently named Jose Angelito Palma as its new President and…
10 years ago
Ilocos Norte’s wind farm developer bags safety award
LAOAG CITY, January 8 (PIA) - The Safety and Health Association of the Philippine Energy Sector conferred the 2014 Shapes…
10 years ago
With New Fiberglass Bancas, Fishers No Longer Fear the Sea
“My father has always been a Pescador, our term for fishermen,” says Cocoy Garcia, a 38-year old fisher, as we…
10 years ago
Top firms’ greenhouse gas emissions rise, despite call for cuts
Greenhouse gas emissions by the world's top 500 companies rose 3.1 percent from 2010 to 2013, far off the cuts…
10 years ago
1st Watershed Management Board Created in Laguna Lake
Water is gold. With increased population, consumption and climate change, multi-city alliances will be crucial in managing essential ecosystem services…
10 years ago
Some climate change impacts unavoidable – World Bank
(Reuters) - Some future impacts of climate change, such as more extremes of heat and sea level rise, are unavoidable…
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Tomtato plant, developed in UK
In United Kingdom, a horticultural firm succeeded in developing a plant that bears both tomato and potato (tomtato). This and…
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