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This marks the first time subsidence in Philippine metropolitan cities has been mapped and measured.
It's no secret that countries like the Philippines are among the most especially vulnerable countries when it comes to climate change. With 60 percent of the Philippines' 110-plus million population found in the coastal zone, subsidence and rising sea levels ...
As the UN Secretary-General said, the “era of global boiling has arrived.”
If breaking the daily heat index record a bunch of times wasn't enough to scare us, then this piece of information will: July 2023 has officially been confirmed to be the hottest month on record ever for the world.According to ...
July could be the warmest month in 120,000 years, an expert suggests.
The heat the past week was no fluke. There's such a thing as everyday Philippine heat, but new data shows that the temperature in the United States last Monday and Tuesday (Tuesday and Wednesday for us here in the Philippines) was ...
Hell is here.
Think it's hot now? It's only going to get worse.According to the World Meteorological Organization's latest update, global temperatures will surge to record highs in the next five years. Hear that, climate deniers? The world is on fire. ...
Based on climate-induced damage ratios.
Climate change-driven disasters like typhoons, rising sea levels, or flooding are only going to get worse from here. And the Philippines is set to be one of the worst-hit countries in the world for it. In recent years, we've ...
The data isn't encouraging, to say the least.
Filipinos should be very, very concerned about global warming.The Philippines is the country at most risk from the climate crisis, according to a report published in 2019 by the Institute for Economics and Peace.A Climate Central study projects that roughly ...
Warm, warmer, global warming.
While the concept of climate change isn't exactly controversial anymore (or is it?), it appears like we've collectively stopped caring about it. There's bigger things to worry about, and the weather isn't one of them. It seems like ...
It’s getting hot in here.
Supporting President Duterte, Solicitor General calls for Martial Law rule change.With the re-implementation of the death penalty to be discussed by Congress, and coordinated police efforts against drug crime continuing, Solicitor General Calida's comments on changing Martial Law safeguards ...
Whoops! Figured out how to help revert climate change!
Scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee have discovered a chemical reactionto turn CO2 into ethanol, potentially creating a new technology to help avert climate change. Their findings were published in the journal ChemistrySelect.The researchers were attempting to find ...
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