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It’s easy to think the event has nothing to do with a tropical archipelago more than 10,000 kilometers away when an atmospheric river barrels into the U.S. Pacific Northwest. But in the interconnected web of global weather, what happens off the coast of Oregon or Washington can quietly reshape skiesContinue Reading
A powerful atmospheric river is expected to sweep into the Pacific Northwest later this week after a brief break from stormy weather, bringing the threat of flooding, damaging winds and heavy mountain snow, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. The new system marks the start of a series of storms forecast toContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines — Across the globe, migratory birds are in peril. Nearly half of all bird species—including those that travel thousands of kilometers across continents—are in decline, and one in eight faces the threat of extinction, according to BirdLife International. Habitat loss, light pollution, climate change, and urban expansion haveContinue Reading
A former British Army officer said U.S.-made Tomahawk cruise missiles could decisively alter the war in Ukraine by breaking through Russia’s air defenses, describing them as “battle-proven weapons” capable of undermining President Vladimir Putin’s military advantage. Writing in The Telegraph on Friday, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a retired British Army colonelContinue Reading
ISABELA CITY, Basilan – The Department of Energy (DOE) has pledged an initial ₱200-million subsidy to help rehabilitate Basilan’s crippled power system as part of efforts to address the province’s worsening electricity crisis. Energy Secretary Sharon Garin, along with National Power Corporation (Napocor) President Jericho Nograles and National Electrification AdministrationContinue Reading
In an era when social media outrage is just a click away, one might ask: do protests and demonstrations still matter? Can gathering in the streets still shake the foundations of power when corruption stares us in the face, bold and unashamed? To answer that, we first need to understandContinue Reading
BAYOG, Zamboanga del Sur — About 500 cubic meters of silt were removed from the Sibuguey Valley Irrigation System (SVIS), improving water flow and ensuring consistent irrigation across 3,275 hectares of farmland, the National Irrigation Administration-Zamboanga Peninsula said Thursday. The clearing and desilting operation, which began Sept. 20 and concludedContinue Reading
