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Mula London sa United Kingdom hanggang San Francisco sa Estados Unidos at Beijing sa China, 19 lungsod ang nagbawas ng dalawang pangunahing polusyon sa hangin nang higit sa 20% mula 2010. Nakatulong ang bike lanes, electric vehicles at mga limitasyon sa maruming sasakyan upang luminis ang hangin.

19 lungsod bumaba ang polusyon sa hangin nang higit 20%

19 lungsod bumaba ang polusyon sa hangin nang higit 20%

14.03.2026

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19 lungsod bumaba ang polusyon sa hangin nang higit 20%

17.11.2025

Unti-unting bumabalik ang mga insekto-kumakain na ibon sa France matapos ang pag-ban sa neonicotinoids

A new French study finds that insect-eating bird species—like blackbirds and chaffinches—have increased by 2–3 % since the 2018 ban on neonicotinoid pesticides. The shift offers a promising signal for the recovery of biodiversity.

17.11.2025

May kakayahan ang mga kabataan na tumibay laban sa digital na maling impormasyon

A recent study by developmental psychologist Ili Ma reveals that teens’ social sensitivity, curiosity, and emotional awareness—so often seen as vulnerabilities—are actually powerful assets in the fight against misinformation. Their paper provides tools for parents, schools, and policymakers to utilize these traits in building genuine digital resilience.

17.11.2025

Artistang lumikha ng pop-up wetland, nagpatubo ng berdeng isla sa LA

A 36-year-old artist turned a playful idea into a pop-up wetland in the LA River. By shaping river rocks into loose circles, he created a structure that trapped sediment and nurtured life. In just 10 weeks, the simple design grew into a 10-by-20-foot green island in the concrete channel.

16.11.2025

Ibinabalik ng Santo Papa ang mga katutubong artifact sa Canada bilang tanda ng paghimok

The Vatican has handed over 62 sacred Indigenous items — including an Inuit kayak, wampum belts, war clubs, and masks — to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. The gesture is described as a “concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity” after decades of cultural suppression.

16.11.2025

Maaaring pigilan ng mga halaman ang biglaang “age bursts” sa iyong 40s at 60s

Recent research suggests that aging isn’t always gradual — around ages 44 and 60, people can experience sharp biological changes in metabolism, immunity, and more. A diet rich in plants — leafy greens, whole grains, and legumes — may help ease those bursts.

16.11.2025

Aalok ang proxy voting para sa mga buntis o bagong ina sa EP

MEPs have backed a proposal to let pregnant or newly-parenting parliamentarians delegate their votes to a trusted colleague up to three months before birth and six months after. It’s a major step toward gender equality and supporting mothers in political life.

16.11.2025

Ginamit na ilaw para i-target ang mga selula ng kanser, hindi ang malulusog

Scientists at University of Texas at Austin and University of Porto have developed a near-infrared LED treatment that uses tin-oxide nanoflakes to kill up to 92% of skin-cancer cells and 50% of colorectal-cancer cells in just 30 minutes, while healthy cells remain unaffected.

16.11.2025

Ginawang sapilitan sa Ghana ang pagtuturo sa sariling wika sa murang paaralan

Ghana’s Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, has directed that local languages must now be used to teach children in kindergarten through Primary Three. The change aims to improve understanding, protect cultural identity, and lift learning outcomes.

12.11.2025

Bumaba ang karahasan sa baril sa mahigit 75 % ng malalaking lungsod sa USA

An analysis of 150 U.S. cities shows that gun violence has declined in more than three-quarters of them, with over half seeing deeper drops than last year. The trend spans regions and political lines, pointing to broad-based improvements in urban safety.

12.11.2025

Ice-battery cooling: teknolohiyang bumababa ang bill ng enerhiya ng mga gusali ng ~40%

Commercial buildings are installing systems that freeze water overnight when electricity is cheap and then use that stored cold to cool spaces during peak hours. Big savings: one tower in Manhattan carries 500 000 lbs of ice under its floor. It’s working at more than 4 000 sites already.

12.11.2025

Australia, magbibigay ng tatlong oras na libreng solar kuryente araw-araw

Starting July 2026, Australian households in New South Wales, South-East Queensland and South Australia will receive at least three hours of free solar power each day under the “Solar Sharer” scheme—even if they don’t own solar panels.

12.11.2025

Bagong anyo ng tirahan para sa 65 pataas sa London

In Southwark, London the 59-flat project by Witherford Watson Mann Architects and United St Saviour’s Charity — awarded the RIBA Stirling Prize 2025 — places spacious homes for over-65s around a lush courtyard with shared terraces and garden rooms directly on the high street, reframing later-life housing as vibrant, connected and dignified.

05.11.2025

Bago sa U.S.: Mga paradahan gagawing mga solar power farm

A new U.S. law will require large parking lots to include solar canopies, turning vast paved areas into clean energy producers. The initiative aims to accelerate renewable power generation, reduce emissions, and create shade and comfort for millions of drivers nationwide.

05.11.2025

Bumaba ang hindi pagpasok ng mga estudyante matapos ang pandemya

New data across U.S. states show chronic absenteeism—missing 10% or more of the school year—has declined since the peak of the pandemic, yet remains well above pre-COVID levels. Schools are focusing on attendance recovery as a key part of ensuring student progress and support.

05.11.2025

Makapangyarihang bagong antibiyotiko mula sa bacteria ng lupa, tumutugon sa superbugs

Researchers studying a soil bacterium discovered a powerful antibiotic that can kill drug-resistant bacteria previously deemed untreatable. The compound emerged from re-examining a known drug’s production process and opens new directions in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.