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Find out how this one lake produces more new fish species than any other place on Earth.

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While some claim exercise can cancel out the risks of alcohol, a deeper look at the data shows that it's not that simple.

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This is despite the phaseout of leaded gasoline decades ago.

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The barrier system is trademarked by Netherlands-based environmental engineering organization, The Ocean Cleanup.

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Late-night scrolling and stress are stealing your mental edge.

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First and new records were recently documented by Filipino marine researchers.

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These ancient elephants were strong swimmers, able to cross vast stretches of open sea.
Indonesia and the Philippines, being neighboring countries of Austronesian heritage, share several similarities. Both are archipelagic nations in Southeast Asia with tropical climates, experiencing rainy and dry seasons. Their Austronesian ancestry is evident in their languages, with Filipino and Indonesian having many ...
Five days' worth of rain dumped in just one hour in QC last August 30.
Several parts of Quezon City were submerged in floodwater on Saturday afternoon, August 30. Videos and photos showed a torrent of floodwaters entering Mother Ignacia Avenue from EDSA, UP Lagoon became a bigger lagoon, Katipunan Avenue in Loyola Heights (which is on ...
The UP-Marine Science Institute is establishing the country's first coral larvae cryobank facility.
Somewhere between the Pacific and Indian Oceans lies a roughly triangular area spanning 5.7 million square kilometers that is home to at least 500 species of reef-building corals. Considering the significant role of corals in the ecosystem, this area-aptly ...
The untold story of Filipino rice breeders behind your favorite kind of rice.
Hilario C. Dela Cruz, now 86, spent 12 years of his entire professional life breeding a new variety of rice that could withstand cold temperatures in the highlands of Ifugao and Benguet, with the goal of helping them achieve rice food security. ...
The story of how one community brings ancestral spirits and soil back to life.
The spirits in the ancestral land of Dit-ana have died long ago."The land slowly lost its fertility, rice crops grew stunted, their colors paler, and harvests barely reached a ton," Marivic N. Viray recalled. Viray is a member of Akeanon ...
'Daanan talaga [sila] ng tubig pero nilapatan natin ng kalye,' Mahar Lagmay pointed out.
Heavy rains from the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) triggered floods in Metro Manila and nearby areas on Monday, July 21. Other roads saw up to head-deep floods in the evening, following the overflow of the La Mesa Dam and Wawa Dam at ...
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