[OPINION] From Super El Niño to the budget: What is the plan?
Why should citizens be forced to find the pieces of the puzzle instead of the government presenting the entire picture in the first place?
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Lean Alejandro and climate justice: Why Lidy Nacpil now believes in living for a cause
A key lesson from our time as Martial Law babies is top of mind for Lidy in the battle for climate justice: You have to keep pushing — even when the odds seem overwhelming.
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El Niño-powered drought leaves Indonesian palm farmers high and dry as river recedes
Farmers are struggling financially, with some unable to sell their fruit and resorting to drastic measures like cutting fertilizer use by up to 70% to save costs, while others seek alternative income sources
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Why not nuclear? Marcos pushes for controversial energy source in SONA 2026
‘Titiyakin din nating maipaliwanag nang mabuti sa publiko ang magandang dulot sa atin ng enerhiyang nukleyar,’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says in his fifth State of the Nation Address
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Flood control, climate-tagged budget: Are we getting close to resilience?
Flood control projects are intended to help Filipinos adapt to the impacts of climate change
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Climate change is driving record heat in Europe’s seas, scientists say
The rising sea temperatures threaten marine ecosystems and coastal communities, potentially reshaping food sources and increasing the frequency of extreme weather events
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[In This Economy] Handa ka na ba sa ‘super El Niño’?
May ilang buwan pa tayo para maghanda. Gagamitin ba natin ang oras para rito, o sasayangin lang?
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Nepal, Philippines suffer greatly despite contributing little to climate crisis
There is consensus that climate change is caused by industrialized nations, and poorer countries have time and again demanded for reparations
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Global temperature rises to exceed 1.5ºC ‘within a few years,’ UNEP says
The United Nations Environment Programme says bringing temperature rises back to below 1.5ºC is ‘possible but highly uncertain,’ and will require rapid emission cuts
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‘Supersized’ El Niño may become strongest ever recorded, UN says
‘El Niño is being supersized before our eyes. The science leaves no room for doubt: The planet is in uncharted waters, and those waters are heating up,’ says United Nations chief Antonio Guterres
