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Mas maraming kabataan ang bumabalik sa mga wikang Aprikano

Mas maraming kabataan ang bumabalik sa mga wikang Aprikano

09.09.2026

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Mas maraming kabataan ang bumabalik sa mga wikang Aprikano

01.06.2026

Isang US insurer ang nagbibigay ng gift card at diskwento para sa ehersisyo at malusog na pagkain

The "Vitality" program gives policyholders points for exercising, tracking sleep, buying vegetables, and attending health screenings. Points unlock discounts on smartwatches, gift cards, and hotel stays. Members walk twice as many daily steps as the average American, and about half of those with high blood pressure brought their levels into a healthy range within a year.

01.06.2026

Ang “forever chemicals” ay bumaba ng 74% sa mga itlog ng seabird matapos ang dekada ng regulasyon

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01.06.2026

Mga siyentipiko ng Edinburgh ay ginagawang mas mabilis na nasisira ang mga plastic na food packaging

Researchers have developed a one-step process that converts existing plastics into a new material that degrades significantly faster. The method replaces oxygen atoms with sulfur in the plastic's structure, weakening its molecular bonds. Published in Chem Circularity, the process is described as easily scalable to industrial quantities.

01.06.2026

Lokal na pera sa Bavaria, gamit sa pagbawas ng emisyon

What began as a school project in Germany’s Chiemgau region has become a mini-economy that circulates about five million Chiemgauers a year. Residents can earn the local currency by installing solar panels, repairing clothes or sharing cars. The model that has helped avoid 12,800 tons of CO2 in four years.

01.06.2026

Halos 10,000 e-bus na ang bumibiyahe sa Latin America ngayon

More than 9,900 electric buses are now operating across Latin America and the Caribbean, according to E-Bus Radar data. Cities including Santiago have expanded large-scale fleets as battery-powered buses increasingly replace diesel models, reducing urban air pollution and cutting dependence on imported fossil fuels.

27.05.2026

Ang tawa, sabi ng pananaliksik, nagpapalakas ng utak ng bata

Research by Dr. Jacqueline Harding of Middlesex University has shown that laughter reduces cortisol and epinephrine, raises dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins, strengthens immunity, and activates the working memory and frontal lobes. Shared play and humor belong at the center of early childhood development, not at its edges.

27.05.2026

Congo aalisin ang visa para sa lahat ng Afrikanong mamamayan sa 2027

President Denis Sassou Nguesso announced on May 25 that the Republic of Congo will abolish visa requirements for all African nationals from January 1, 2027. Congo joins Benin, Togo, Rwanda, Ghana, Seychelles, and The Gambia in embracing continent-wide free movement.

27.05.2026

Natuklasan: immune memory cells ay puwedeng lumapit at labanan ang kanser sa obaryo

Researchers have shown for the first time that memory B cells — the immune system's long-term defenders — can migrate from lymph nodes into ovarian tumors and produce antibodies targeting them. Over a third of those antibodies bound strongly to ovarian cancer cells, pointing to a new class of cancer vaccines.

27.05.2026

Sa Malmö, ihi ng mga football fans ginagawang pataba para sa pananim

As part of a plan to reduce Sweden’s dependence on imported fossil-fuel-based synthetic fertilizer, the Eleda Stadion was fitted with 15 urinals and one urine-diverting toilet. The collected urine is transformed into Granurin pellets together with oat drink by-products — a slow-release fertilizer for use on crops, oat fields, and football pitches.

27.05.2026

Espanya: 9 bilyong euro para sa makatarungang paglipat sa malinis na enerhiya

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27.05.2026

Isang 10-taong pag-aaral ng whale shark ang lumilikha ng unang marine reserve nito sa Indonesia

We've told you about the satellite tagging study of 70 whale sharks in Indonesia that revealed previously unknown migration routes, feeding grounds, and a nursery — the data are now being used to establish the country's first whale shark-specific marine protected area in Saleh Bay, Sumbawa, as it's a permanent home, not a seasonal stop.

25.05.2026

Ipinanganak ang ligaw na jaguar sa Argentina sa unang pagkakataon sa 30 taon

For the first time in at least 30 years, a wild jaguar has been born in Argentina's Gran Chaco Forest. The cub, Bermejo, is the son of Nalá — a captive-born female released in 2024 by Fundación Rewilding Argentina — and a wild male, a world first for large felines.

25.05.2026

Pinalalawak ng Vermont ang proteksiyon sa mga trans na bilanggo

Vermont lawmakers approved a bill requiring prisons to respect transgender inmates’ identities, provide staff training and consider housing requests based on gender identity. The measure, passed as federal protections face legal battles, would expand safeguards against abuse and harassment in custody.

25.05.2026

Mga aso sa ospital, lumalaking bahagi na ng pag-aalaga sa mga batang pasyente

More children's hospitals across the US are adding full-time facility dogs — specially trained working dogs embedded in care teams. Research shows they lower pain, blood pressure, and cortisol levels in young patients. One nonprofit, Canine Assistants in Georgia, has placed over 80 dogs nationally, and the annual Facility Dog Summit nearly doubled in attendance from 2024 to 2025.

25.05.2026

Kinilala ng papa ang papel ng Vatican sa kasaysayan ng alipin

Pope Leo XIV issued the first papal apology, directly acknowledging the Vatican’s role in legitimizing slavery and delaying its condemnation for centuries. In his first encyclical, the US-born pontiff linked that history to modern labor exploitation tied to artificial intelligence and mineral extraction.

25.05.2026

141 bansa sa UN sumuporta sa makasaysayang hatol ukol sa klima

The UN General Assembly voted 141 to 8 on May 20 to endorse last year's International Court of Justice opinion declaring climate inaction a violation of international law. The resolution — opposed by the US, Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia — calls for phasing out fossil fuel subsidies and requires states to provide reparations for climate damage.

25.05.2026

Ipinagbawal ng Colombia ang mga kosmetikong sinubukan sa hayop

20.05.2026

Pagpipinta, konsyerto, teatro — ang sining ay nagpapabagal ng biological aging katulad ng ehersisyo

A study published in Innovation in Aging found that regular engagement with arts — whether crating or simply enjoying any form of it — is linked to a 4% slower rate of biological aging, equivalent to being around one year younger biologically. Crucially, the effect was comparable to the benefits of physical activity, and held for both creators and audience members alike.