Refining modern Philippine cities into sunkissed gems
Rapid urbanization bear witness to cities scouring for a blueprint to a livable and sustainable future, but this pursuit is fraught with setbacks.
Algae are turning the tide against climate change
Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is a crucial step to curb global warming, and algae is one of nature’s many ways to accomplish this.
Scrutinizing the little green lies companies tell Filipinos
Greenwashing is a nuisance that confuses consumers. But at its worst, it can also undermine the broader movement toward sustainable practices.
BY FILIPINOS, FOR FILIPINOS: Embracing the self through Sikolohiyang Pilipino
Sikolohiyang Pilipino invites people on a journey of discovery that is divest from colonial and Eurocentric notions of the self.
Spike in pertussis cases underscores the need for immunization
Low immunization rates, especially among children, are the main culprits behind the local pertussis outbreak.
Why Indigenous peoples are key to the climate crisis
Despite being stewards of their ancestral lands, indigenous people are still ignored in national policy-making and global development forums.
Is cash still king? Decoding the perks, dangers of digital banking
Digital banking services are easy and convenient, but without proper regulation, they can lead to deeper forms of exclusion and structural problems in the economy.
Wonder diet or pseudoscientific craze? A deep dive into the ketogenic diet
The keto diet is a low-carb, high-fat diet with moderate levels of protein. While this restrictive eating pattern can yield great results in the short-term, it is not for everyone.
Where does road development lead the Philippines? Excavating the environmental impact of roadway construction
Roads, bridges, and other transportation corridors are the backbone of modern civilization. Without proper planning, they can spell disaster for nearby communities.
Hidden disasters: Examining the mental toll of climate change
Heat waves and typhoons are known to claim lives and damage property. New research suggests that these disasters can also affect our mental health.