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Once on the brink, green sea turtles are swimming back to strength. Global monitoring shows their populations have grown by 28% since the 1970s, a testament to decades of marine protection and community conservation efforts across tropical coastlines.
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  • Oktubre 13, 2025

Pagbangon ng green sea turtles: 28% pagtaas mula dekada ’70

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Muling lumalakas ang bilang ng green sea turtles sa buong mundo—tumaas ng 28% mula dekada ’70 dahil sa patuloy na pangangalaga sa dagat at sama-samang aksyon ng mga komunidad sa baybayin.

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California has become the first U.S. state to ban ultra-processed foods like chips and sugary snacks from school cafeterias. The new policy prioritizes fresh, nutrient-rich options for students, aiming to improve children’s health, focus, and long-term eating habits statewide.
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Ipinagbawal ng California ang ultra-processed food sa mga paaralan

  • Oktubre 20, 2025
The South African national rowing team will be the first team of color to compete in the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston. It is a historic step for the continent's representation in the elite sport and an inspiration for future generations of African athletes.
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Team ng South Africa, gagawa ng kasaysayan sa Boston Regatta

  • Oktubre 20, 2025
Researchers at Arizona State University designed fishing nets equipped with solar-powered LED buoys that cut sea turtle entanglements by 63 % in tests off Mexico’s Gulf of California. The devices maintain catch rates for target species while protecting marine wildlife.
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Solar-powered nets, nagbawas ng 63% sa pagkakahuli ng pagong dagat

  • Oktubre 20, 2025

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For the first time, wind and solar together provide more than one-third of Brazil’s electricity. This clean energy milestone shows how fast renewables are rising, cutting emissions while powering millions of homes with sustainable and affordable energy.
Higit isang-katlo ng kuryente sa Brazil mula sa hangin at araw
Several US colleges are allowing pets in dorms to help students cope with stress, anxiety, and homesickness and boost student engagement and connections. While service and emotional support animals are legally protected, more institutions are joyfully allowing pets with certain guidelines.
Pinapayagan na ang alagang hayop sa dorm ng ilang US colleges
From 2027, international tourists will contribute NZ$20–40 to visit Milford Sound, Tongariro Crossing, Cathedral Cove, and Aoraki Mount Cook. This fair action helps fund conservation, infrastructure, and jobs—protecting these natural wonders for all our futures.
Foreign Tourists Tutulong Sa Pagprotekta ng Magagandang Tanawin ng NZ
In 2024, 91% of newly commissioned global renewables—mostly solar and wind—delivered electricity more cheaply than fossil fuel alternatives. Solar cost 41% less, wind 53% less. With 582 GW added and $57 bn in fuel savings, clean energy is firmly winning the economics race.
Mahigit 90 % ng Bagong Renewable Projects Mas Mura Kaysa Fossil Fuels

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