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For over a decade, the Philippines has been a consistent favorite on Forbes’ list of Best Places to Retire Abroad, thanks to its stunning landscapes, low cost of living, and English-speaking population. But in 2024, the country was notably absent, with climate change and natural hazard risks being major factorsContinue Reading
With countless sweetener options—from white sugar and honey to artificial and plant-based substitutes—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Which is healthiest? And does your choice really matter? Here’s the scoop, straight from nutrition experts. Sugar: Friend or Foe? “Sugar, in its simplest form, glucose, isn’t bad for the body,” says NatalieContinue Reading
A recent study has unveiled a jaw-dropping revelation: humans have caused Earth’s axis to tilt by nearly 31.5 inches (80 cm). The culprit? Massive groundwater extraction. Researchers studying climate change discovered that this significant human activity doesn’t just contribute to rising sea levels—it literally shifts the way our planet spins.Continue Reading
Coffee is more than just a drink—it’s a ritual, a source of energy, and a comforting companion to start the day or unwind during breaks. But did you know that certain foods can clash with your coffee, dulling its enjoyment or even causing discomfort? Avoiding these food pairings can makeContinue Reading
I’ll admit it: I usually drink my coffee black. On rare occasions, I’ll add a touch of sweetness—a sprinkle of brown sugar, a splash of simple syrup, or even a spoonful of hot cocoa mix. But one thing I won’t ever touch? Coffee creamer. Sure, it’s a staple in officeContinue Reading
The Department of Agriculture (DA) is ramping up efforts to secure more than $2 billion (approximately P117.9 billion) from global funding sources, including the World Bank, Asian Development Bank (ADB), and the French government. These funds aim to transform the Philippine agriculture sector through ambitious projects that address decades-long challenges.Continue Reading
Education stands at a crossroads. Globally, progress toward Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) has hit a major roadblock, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 251 million children and youth worldwide remain out of school. In the Philippines, the numbers are equally grim: 10.7 million children and youth are notContinue Reading
