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A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the University of California, Davis, has revealed that supplementing the diet of grazing beef cattle with seaweed pellets can significantly reduce methane emissions—by nearly 40 percent. The study, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first of its kindContinue Reading
After a record-breaking year for global temperatures, the urgency for decisive climate action has never been greater. With global warming outpacing previous projections, the stakes are higher than ever. Here’s a closer look at the latest findings and their alarming implications. 1. Are We Already at 1.5°C of Warming? TheContinue Reading
The Amazon Rainforest, often called the “lungs of the Earth,” is teetering on the edge of an irreversible tipping point. Already, a staggering 17% of its forests have been lost to deforestation, and another 17% are severely degraded. The threats to this vital ecosystem are growing more intense by theContinue Reading
The Earth is heating up—and it’s our fault. Human activities have driven global temperatures to alarming highs, posing severe threats to both people and the planet. But while the outlook is grim, there’s still hope. Scientists say urgent action can limit the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. The BigContinue Reading
Two veteran journalists from Zamboanga Sibugay are among of the four Mindanao representatives selected as fellows for the Jaime Espina Klima Correspondents Fellowship, a program dedicated to amplifying stories of climate action and renewable energy transition in the Philippines. Elvie Villarido-Manaytay and Antonio Manaytay, representing the ZS Tribune Today andContinue Reading
The world is already witnessing the devastating effects of climate change, forcing countless people in the Global South to flee their homes. But the fear of mass climate migration to Europe is overblown, argues Jan Freihardt, a researcher specializing in climate-induced migration. His work offers a nuanced perspective on thisContinue Reading
Ten dynamic teams of journalists and visual storytellers from across the Philippines have been selected for the prestigious Jaime Espina Klima Correspondents Fellowship, embarking on a journey to tell transformative stories about the country’s transition to renewable energy. These Fellows will explore the challenges and opportunities of a greener future,Continue Reading
