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Mula Hulyo 19, 2026, ang malalaking kumpanya sa EU — na may mahigit 250 empleyado at higit sa €50 milyong taunang kita — ay dapat nang ihinto ang pag-susunog o pagtatapon ng hindi nabentang damit, accessories, at sapatos. Tinatayang 4–9% ng mga hindi nabentang tela sa EU ang nasisira bawat taon, na lumilikha

Ipinagbawal ng EU sa malalaking kumpanya ng fashion na sirain ang mga hindi nabentang damit at sapatos

Ipinagbawal ng EU sa malalaking kumpanya ng fashion na sirain ang mga hindi nabentang damit at sapatos

20.07.2026

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Ipinagbawal ng EU sa malalaking kumpanya ng fashion na sirain ang mga hindi nabentang damit at sapatos

21.03.2026

Bumaba sa mas mababa sa 10% ang paninigarilyo sa US sa unang pagkakataon

A major US study of more than 32,600 adults shows smoking fell to 9.9% in 2024, down from 10.8% in 2023, marking the first single-digit rate on record. If this steady decline continues, the country is on track to meet or even surpass its Healthy People 2030 goal of reducing adult smoking to 6.1%.

21.03.2026

Halaman sa tubig tumutulong magbawas ng antibiotics sa ilog at isda

In Brazil’s Piracicaba River, researchers found antibiotic residues building up in fish, but also identified a natural solution. The common aquatic plant Salvinia auriculata reduced contamination and genetic damage, pointing to a low-cost, nature-based way to improve water quality where advanced treatment is not feasible.

21.03.2026

Bagong Uri ng Ibon sa Japan, Natuklasan Gamit ang Makabagong DNA

Researchers in Japan have identified a hidden bird species, revealing that the Ijima's Leaf Warbler actually consists of two distinct groups. This breakthrough, powered by advanced DNA analysis, showcases how modern science protects biodiversity by ensuring every unique creature is recognized and supported within its own specific ecosystem.

21.03.2026

Magiging fur free ang red carpet ng Emmys simula ngayong taon

The Emmy Awards will introduce a fur-free red carpet from September, becoming the first major awards show to take this step. The rule applies to both Creative Arts and Primetime ceremonies, with guests informed in advance and asked to remove animal fur before entry, setting a clear new industry standard.

21.03.2026

Record na wind at solar capacity naidagdag sa buong mundo

New global energy data shows 814 gigawatts of wind and solar capacity were installed in 2025, a 17% increase from the year before. Total capacity has now surpassed 4 terawatts worldwide. Solar is driving most of the growth, with nearly four gigawatts added for every one gigawatt of wind, accelerating the shift to clean electricity.

16.03.2026

Sa Toronto, ginagawang bouquet ang biodegradable balloon flowers

In Toronto, Canada, a studio called Ballooms is reinventing bouquets using sculpted balloons made from natural latex tapped from rubber trees. Each flower is carefully twisted by hand into petals and stems. Because the latex contains no synthetic plastic, the colourful arrangements are fully biodegradable while offering a playful alternative to traditional flowers.

16.03.2026

Mahigit 300 bagong freshwater fish species natuklasan sa isang taon

Rivers, lakes and wetlands across the planet are still revealing remarkable biodiversity. In 2025 alone, scientists formally described 309 previously unknown freshwater fish species—almost one every day. The discoveries span five continents, from African rivers to Asian caves, highlighting the extent of life yet to be documented in freshwater ecosystems.

16.03.2026

AI na kayang makita ang panganib ng domestic abuse nang mas maaga

Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system that can detect patterns linked to domestic abuse years before victims seek support. By analyzing health and social data, the tool identifies warning signs that often appear long before violence escalates, allowing earlier intervention by doctors, social workers, and support services.

16.03.2026

Pinamumunuan ng Quapaw Nation ang paglilinis ng dating minahan

In northeastern Oklahoma in the USA, the Quapaw Nation is leading the restoration of land long scarred by lead and zinc mining. At the vast Tar Creek Superfund site, tribal teams have removed millions of tons of contaminated waste, restored soil and planted native vegetation—turning polluted ground into usable land for farming, nature and community life.

16.03.2026

Sa Morocco, pinasasalamatan ng mga lalaki ang kababaihan sa Ramadan cooking

During the holy month of Ramadan in Morocco, a heartfelt tradition highlights gratitude at the family table. After women spend hours preparing dishes for the sunset meal, men gather to offer thanks and recognition for their work. The gesture reflects appreciation for the central role women play in bringing families together each evening.

16.03.2026

Ginagawang gamot sa Parkinson ang mga plastik na bote

Scientists at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland have found a way to transform discarded plastic bottles into L-DOPA, one of the most widely used medicines for Parkinson’s disease. Using engineered E. coli bacteria, they converted PET plastic into the drug through a biological process—turning waste into a valuable resource for sustainable medicine production.

14.03.2026

Sa London, nirereseta ng mga doktor ang oras sa kalikasan

In London in the United Kingdom, doctors are referring patients to a programme called Dose of Nature, where guided time outdoors becomes part of treatment for anxiety, depression and stress. Participants explore parks, woodlands and riversides with trained leaders. The approach is delivering strong results, with recovery rates reaching 64% and measurable improvement in 86% of participants—both higher than typical NHS talking therapy outcomes.

14.03.2026

Mabilis na ebolusyon tumutulong sa mga halaman sa panahon ng tagtuyot

A decade-long study of the scarlet monkeyflower in the western United States shows how nature can adapt to climate pressure. As prolonged drought reduced populations, researchers tracked rapid genetic changes across entire genomes that improved drought tolerance. The plants evolved quickly enough to stabilize and begin recovering in the wild.

14.03.2026

Ibinabalik ng France ang sagradong talking drum sa Ivory Coas

France has officially returned the Djidji Ayôkwé, a sacred “talking drum” taken in 1916 during the colonial era to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Once used by the Atchan people to send messages between villages, the carved wooden instrument is a powerful cultural symbol. The restitution marks the first time France has returned a looted artifact to the West African nation.

14.03.2026

Maliit na ear device tumutulong sa stroke rehab sa bahay

A new rehabilitation trial in the United Kingdom is testing a small ear device that stimulates the vagus nerve while patients practice arm exercises. About half of stroke survivors experience lasting arm weakness. Early results show the simple, non-invasive treatment can improve recovery and allow therapy to continue safely at home.

14.03.2026

Inilunsad ng Spain ang HODIO para suriin ang hate sa social media

Introduced by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, the tool will analyze patterns of online abuse and study how algorithms amplify harmful content. The initiative is part of Spain’s broader strategy to strengthen oversight of major social media platforms and better understand digital polarization.

14.03.2026

19 lungsod bumaba ang polusyon sa hangin nang higit 20%

From London in the United Kingdom to San Francisco in the United States and Beijing in China, 19 cities worldwide have reduced two major air pollutants by more than 20% since 2010. Measures such as cycle lanes, electric vehicles and limits on polluting traffic are driving cleaner air, with some cities cutting particulate pollution by up to 45%.

11.03.2026

Mga natatanging nilalang sa dagat at korales na natagpuan sa Caribbean

On the first expedition beyond the shallow waters surrounding the islands, using decades-old maps with serious errors and entire areas missing, scientists discovered a massive "blue hole" stretching to depths of 6,000m (19,700 ft), with untouched coral reefs and sea creatures that had never been seen before.